Trump Expects Iran Deal ‘In a Day or Two’
Trump said most major points are finalized as talks focus on Iran’s nuclear program and a 450-kilogram uranium stockpile, Axios reported.
- President Donald Trump expects the United States and Iran to reach a peace deal "in the next day or two," citing rising hopes following a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon this week.
- Trump claimed Thursday that Iran agreed to forgo nuclear weapons and surrender its enriched stockpile, pledging to turn over what he termed "nuclear dust" as part of negotiations.
- About 450 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60 percent purity lies buried in Iranian sites bombed by the United States last year, remaining well below the 90 percent threshold needed for a weapon.
- "Most of the main points are finalized. It'll go pretty quickly," Trump said, with negotiators expecting the next round of talks to occur in Islamabad where initial discussions took place.
- When asked if he would travel to Pakistan to sign the agreement, Trump indicated he might do so; the administration has not yet decided who will lead the U.S. delegation.
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North Americans and Iranians meet on Monday and Trump is optimistic that there will be an agreement. But Tehran warns that abdicating enriched uranium or a U.S. naval blockade are red lines.
Trump: U.S. and Iran Likely to Hold Talks This Weekend, Negotiations Expected to Reach Agreement Within 1-2 Days. U.S. President Donald Trump claimed on the 17th (local time) that the United States and Iran would resume peace talks this weekend. He also predicted that an agreement would be reached within a day or two. On this day, President Trump [according to] the internet media outlet Axios
Trump Expects Iran Deal ‘In a Day or Two’
President Trump told Axios that U.S. and Iranian negotiators will probably meet this weekend, and he expects them to hammer out a final deal to end the war. Said Trump: “The Iranians want to meet. They want to make a deal. I think a meeting will probably take place over the weekend. I think we will get a deal in the next day or two.” Wall Street Journal: Trump’s efforts to strong-arm Iran into deal spark optimism — and confusion.
US President Donald Trump believes that new talks with Iran are possible this weekend, April 18-19. He expects negotiators to be able to reach a final agreement to end the war.
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