Israel: "Iran unlikely to accept U.S. demands…Trump willing to strike a deal"
Minseung Kang
Summary
- An Israeli government official said he assessed that Iran is unlikely to accept U.S. demands.
- The Israeli official reiterated that it is not very likely Iran will accept U.S. demands.
- However, he added that President Trump is showing the willingness to pursue an agreement with Iran.
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With differences persisting over the prospects for talks between Iran and the United States, an assessment has emerged that President Trump is maintaining his willingness to reach an agreement.
According to crypto-focused outlet Odaily on the 24th, citing Reuters, an Israeli government official assessed that Iran is unlikely to accept U.S. demands.
The Israeli official said, "It is not very likely that Iran will accept U.S. demands." However, he added, "President Trump is showing a willingness to push for an agreement with Iran."
Minseung Kang
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