Trump Says US and Iran to Hold Further Talks Next Week
President Trump said Washington and Tehran plan additional negotiations, though he suggested Iran is not yet offering the deal he wants.
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US President Donald Trump said Washington and Tehran are set to hold further talks next week, adding that Iran appears willing to reach an agreement but not on the terms the United States is seeking.
"They want to make a deal, but it is not the deal that I want to make," Trump said. "It is what we would have maybe agreed to a year ago."
The comment suggests a gap remains between the two sides even as talks continue, with Trump signaling that Washington's position has hardened since earlier rounds of negotiations. No further details were given on the agenda for next week's discussions or which issues remain unresolved.
The talks are the latest in an on-and-off diplomatic effort between the US and Iran, whose relationship has long been strained over Tehran's nuclear program and broader regional tensions.
Sources
- Trump says US to hold more talks with Iran next week — TASS (Russia)
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