President Donald Trump said early Sunday that Iran and other Middle Eastern countries requested the United States to suspend any planned attack, reporting that a basic agreement on the framework of a deal has been reached, according to reports.
President Donald Trump said early Sunday that Iran and other Middle Eastern countries have asked the United States to suspend any planned attack, stating that an agreement on the basic lines of a deal has been reached. The statement, reported by Israeli media, adds to a series of Trump statements on Iran negotiations.
As The Zioneer has reported, Trump had previously postponed planned strikes on Iran at the request of mediating countries, and later stated that Iran had agreed to essentially everything the US needed. The current statement suggests further progress toward a framework agreement, though no formal deal has been announced.
The details of the alleged agreement remain unverified, and it is unclear whether the request to suspend attacks came from Iran directly or through intermediaries.
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