Iran and US Prepare for Next Round of Talks After Preliminary Deal Signing
Iran’s foreign minister said new negotiations with the US would start immediately after the preliminary deal is signed on Friday. President Trump expressed hope the conflict would soon be in the “rearview mirror.”
Iran’s foreign minister announced Wednesday that new negotiations with the United States would begin immediately after the signing of a preliminary deal scheduled for Friday. The statement comes after weeks of speculation about a possible ceasefire between the two nations.
Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump said he hopes the conflict will soon be resolved, suggesting it could soon be in the “rearview mirror.” The Trump administration, which has long pursued a policy of maximum pressure against Iran, has recently signaled willingness to pursue a diplomatic solution.
Details of the preliminary deal have not been made public, but diplomats indicate it could involve limits on Iran’s nuclear program and relief from sanctions. Experts emphasize that the forthcoming talks will be crucial for long-term stability in the region.
Several Middle Eastern countries have expressed cautious optimism in response to the developments, while warning of potential complications. Iran’s foreign minister stressed that his country is committed to upholding the terms of the agreement if the US also fulfills its obligations.
