Trump says U.S. is "getting a lot closer" to agreement with Iran
- On Saturday, Iran signaled "narrowing differences" in negotiations with the United States after Pakistan's Field Marshal Asim Munir held talks in Tehran with Iranian leadership.
- Iran has rebuilt military assets following weeks of war and a fragile ceasefire, though Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf warned resumed attacks by President Donald Trump would produce a result "more crushing and more bitter."
- Since April 13, Central Command forces have disabled four vessels and turned away more than 100 commercial ships, while Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei stated nuclear issues remain excluded from current negotiations.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio told journalists in India that "there's been some progress made," and Islamabad continues efforts to arrange a second round of direct negotiations.
- Baghaei noted the sides are attempting to finalize a memorandum of understanding, with observers waiting three or four days to see if the recent trend toward narrowing differences continues.
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There is still uncertainty about the current state of negotiations between the US and Iran.
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