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Trump Claims Iran Sent a ‘Much Better’ Deal Offer 10 Minutes After Canceling Pakistan Summit
Trump said Iran returned with a better proposal minutes after he canceled a second round of talks over its nuclear program.
- On Saturday, April 25, 2026, President Trump revealed to reporters that his administration received a revised diplomatic proposal from Tehran almost immediately after he called off a high-level mission to Islamabad.
- President Trump claimed that within ten minutes of his public announcement canceling the trip of envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, Iranian officials submitted a new written proposal that was "much better" than their previous offerings.
- Despite the improvement in the document’s terms, the President noted that while Iran had "offered a lot," the current concessions were still "not enough" to reach a final agreement, emphasizing that he will not accept any deal that allows Iran to maintain a nuclear weapon program.
- The President defended his decision to cancel the 18-hour flight for his negotiators by labeling the initial Iranian position as "not good enough" and stating that the U.S. would no longer waste time on long-distance travel when negotiations could be handled more efficiently via telephone.
- Trump reiterated his stance that the U.S. currently holds "all the cards" in the negotiations, attributing the sudden shift in Iran’s diplomatic tone to the combined pressure of the ongoing naval blockade and his refusal to engage in unproductive face-to-face meetings.
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Offered a Lot but Not Enough: Trump Defends Canceling Envoys Trip to Pakistan for Peace Talks with Iran
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Speaking to reporters at Palm Beach International Airport, President Trump said, "They offered a lot but not enough," while responding to a question on whether Iran had offered anything in return to negotiate the US proposal of a 20-year minimum suspension on enriched uranium. World News | Offered a Lot but Not Enough: Trump Defends Canceling Envoys Trip to Pakistan for Peace Talks with Iran.
U.S. President Donald Trump said this Saturday that Iranian representatives made a new negotiation offer just ten minutes after he ordered to cancel the trip of his special envoys to Islamabad, Pakistan, to engage in dialogue with Tehran. “We were given ( yesterday) a document that should have been better and curiously, immediately after cancelling it, in ten minutes we received a new document that was much better,” Trump told the media shortly …
ART OF THE DEAL: President Trump Says Iran Sent Him a BETTER Offer After Canceling Pakistan Trip
We’re watching the Art of the Deal play out in real time, on the world stage… Just hours before an envoy was set to leave for a second round of negotiations with Iran in Pakistan, President Trump called it off. We covered that move in detail here: BREAKING: President Trump Abruptly Cancels Pakistan Peace Talk Trip, “NOPE!”
“They Did a Lot”: Trump Claims Iran Presented New Proposal After Cancelling Envoys’ Trip to Pakistan
U.S. President Donald Trump said Iran presented a new peace proposal, but he rejected it, on Saturday. “They didn’t give a document that could have been better and, curiously, just cancel it, in less than 10 minutes we received a much better new document,” said the U.S. president before embarking on the Air Force One to return to Washington DC from Florida. While Trump didn’t delve into the details of the last proposal, he did emphasize that “th…
Iran Offered Better Deal ‘10 Minutes’ After US Canceled Pakistan Meeting, Trump Says
The Iranian regime offered the United States a “much better” peace deal within 10 minutes of President Donald Trump canceling talks in Pakistan on April 25. “They gave us a paper that should have been better and interestingly, immediately, when I canceled it, within 10 minutes, we got a new paper that was much better,” Trump told reporters in Florida on April 25 as he was boarding Air Force One to attend the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in…
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