Iran says obstacles remain, but acknowledges deal taking shape with U.S.
Summary
President Donald Trump said a deal with Iran to end the war is nearly finished, but warned there will be no deal if it is not good. Iran confirmed many points have been agreed on but said problems remain and any nuclear talks would start later, after the deal is finalized.Key Facts
- President Trump stated the deal with Iran is "largely negotiated" and will be either "great and meaningful" or no deal at all.
- Iran agrees on many issues but said signing the agreement is not immediate due to ongoing obstacles.
- Iran insisted the current deal does not include immediate changes to its nuclear program; talks on that would begin within 60 days.
- Iranian officials said frequent changes in U.S. positions are causing problems in the negotiations.
- The deal includes plans to end conflict, reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and stop what Iran calls U.S. maritime interference.
- Iran demands the U.S. stop a maritime blockade early in any agreement and wants to ensure safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
- President Trump criticized the 2015 nuclear deal, saying this new agreement would be the opposite and better for security.
- Talks continue despite challenges, aiming to reach a peaceful resolution between the two countries.
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