According to sources, mediators believe a US-Iran deal is imminent. President Trump is reportedly waiting until after his meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu to make a final decision on the breakthrough.
A new report suggests that mediators believe the United States and Iran are nearing a breakthrough in nuclear negotiations, with President Donald Trump reportedly waiting to make a final decision until after his meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The report, citing sources, indicates that the diplomatic track may be approaching a critical juncture.
The development comes as the Netanyahu-Trump meeting, which has been described as entering a decisive stage, continues in Washington. As The Zioneer reported earlier tonight, the discussions are believed to be the final phase of coordination before significant decisions on the Iran file. The meeting follows weeks of intensive US-Iran talks mediated by Qatar and other parties, with several prior reports indicating that a framework agreement was close to completion.
The status of the negotiations remains fluid. Trump had previously urged Netanyahu to delay an Israeli military response to Iranian aggression, asserting that a deal was imminent. The new report suggests that the president is still weighing his options and will not make a final call until after the face-to-face meeting with the Israeli leader.
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