US President Donald Trump confirmed that ongoing negotiations with Iran are making notable progress, expressing optimism about the possibility of achieving results in the coming days as communication continues between both sides regarding outstanding issues.
Trump stated that Washington prefers to reach a written agreement with Tehran if possible, emphasizing that any potential deal must include a clear Iranian commitment to never possess a nuclear bomb or develop a nuclear weapon in the future.
The US President added that recent internal developments within Iran have introduced new variables to the political arena, noting that the Iranian leadership has undergone several changes, leaving all scenarios on the table at the current stage.
Trump explained that the talks are proceeding very positively, pointing to the possibility of significant developments by the end of the week, without disclosing further details regarding the nature of the understandings under discussion.
Additionally, US President touched upon the situation in Lebanon, asserting that the ceasefire there differs from conventional truce models seen in other regions, in a nod to the complexities of the security and political landscape on the Lebanese stage.
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