US President Donald Trump delivered both optimistic and cautious messages in his statements regarding tensions in the Middle East and negotiations with Iran.
Trump stated that “great progress” had been made in talks with Iran, adding that the parties could meet again this weekend and that the likelihood of an agreement was “quite high.” The US President also said that Iran was now open to some steps it had previously rejected and had made strong commitments not to acquire nuclear weapons.
Trump argued that a potential agreement could guarantee Iran would not possess nuclear weapons for at least 20 years, while warning that conflict could resume if an agreement is not reached. Regarding the Strait of Hormuz, Trump stated that the US maintains strong control and that developments in the region are critically important. Concerning the ceasefire, Trump said he was unsure whether an extension was necessary, adding that a decision would be made based on the progress of the process.
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