Trump Says US-Iran Deal Could Be Signed Soon
US President Donald Trump has reportedly told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that a proposed US-Iran agreement could be signed within days, saying it was time to end the war. The reported call came as Washington and Tehran continued negotiations over a possible deal, while Israel sought assurances on Iran’s nuclear programme.
Trump Netanyahu Call On Iran Deal
Trump reportedly informed Netanyahu that the proposed agreement with Iran was close to completion. During the call, he is said to have described the deal as a strong settlement and told the Israeli leader that the war needed to end.
The message came at a sensitive moment, with Israel closely watching the negotiations between Washington and Tehran. Israeli officials have raised concerns over whether any agreement would fully address Iran’s nuclear capabilities and regional activities.
US Iran Deal Near Final Stage
US officials have suggested that the agreement could be signed within days if the remaining issues are resolved. The proposed deal is expected to focus on Iran’s nuclear programme, sanctions relief, the Strait of Hormuz and broader regional security commitments.
However, no final agreement has been officially signed so far. Iran has also indicated that discussions are still ongoing, suggesting that some terms remain subject to approval and clarification.
Israel Concerns Over Iran Nuclear Programme
Netanyahu has reportedly sought guarantees that any final deal will prevent Iran from retaining enriched uranium or rebuilding its nuclear capabilities. Israel has consistently opposed arrangements that it believes may leave Tehran with military or nuclear leverage.
The developments show that a possible US-Iran deal may be nearing completion, but major diplomatic and security concerns remain unresolved. Further clarity is expected once the negotiating sides formally announce the final terms.
