Washington, US – Are Washington and Tehran close to a final agreement that ends the Iranian nuclear program crisis? This is what US President Donald Trump indicated.
He confirmed that Iran agreed not to possess a nuclear weapon. He added that what remains is only to sign the agreement,
at a time when he hinted at the possibility of resorting to force if reaching a peace agreement falters.
Signs of a possible agreement
Trump said that the Iranian side had given initial approval not to possess nuclear weapons,
considering the agreement ready in principle and lacking only the formal signature.
He added that his country hopes to achieve peace in the Middle East and throughout the world.
This indicates the US administration’s desire to reduce regional tensions and contain the escalating situation in several areas.
Warning of military escalation
In contrast, Trump emphasized that the United States would “attack hard”
if a peace agreement with Iran could not be reached,
a direct warning reflecting the continuation of the pressure campaign against Iran.
He explained that Iran, in his words, “is taking us for fools.” This indicates a lack of trust in the Iranian position
during the negotiations and in the statements exchanged between the two sides.
Political escalation and mixed messages
The US president’s statements reflect a mix of diplomatic signals and military threats.
This comes amid ongoing tensions between Washington and Tehran over the nuclear program and related regional issues.
Observers believe these statements are intended to strengthen the negotiating position.
They also maintain the option of military escalation if a final agreement is not reached in the near future.
