Summary
- U.S. President Donald Trump said negotiations with Iran are making progress and that he wants an agreement.
- Trump said substantial agreement has been reached on key issues between the two sides and that the talks could be concluded soon.
- He said the remarks are being interpreted as a sign pointing to the possibility of a diplomatic solution amid ongoing military tensions in the Middle East.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said talks with Iran are making progress.
According to The Guardian on the 23rd (local time), President Trump told reporters in an interview that “Iran very strongly wants an agreement, and we want an agreement as well.”
He added that “substantial agreement has been reached on key issues between the two sides,” and said “there is a possibility we will hold further discussions today via a phone call.”
He also stressed that the United States has the initiative in the negotiations, saying, “I didn’t reach out first—Iran contacted us first.”
Trump said the previous day as well that discussions between the two sides had taken place, expressing expectations that the talks could be concluded soon.
The remarks are being interpreted as a sign pointing to the possibility of a diplomatic solution amid ongoing military tensions in the Middle East.
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