United States President Donald Trump said on Monday that Vice President JD Vance and a US delegation were set to land in Pakistan within hours for talks on Iran and asserted that a deal would be signed “today”, adding that he would be willing to meet with Iranian leaders himself if progress was made
Anadolu and Al Jazeera reported that Trump told Fox News that the Iran deal would be signed “today” in Pakistan, adding on from an earlier interview with the New York Post in which he said Vance and the US delegation were on their way to Islamabad for the talks.
Anadolu and Al Jazeera reported that Trump told Fox News that the Iran deal would be signed “today” in Pakistan, adding on from an earlier interview with the New York Post in which he said Vance and the US delegation were on their way to Islamabad for the talks.
potential consequences if Tehran refused to comply or if talks collapsed, particularly as the ceasefire deadline approached.
“Well, I don’t want to get into that with you,” he said when asked whether the US would escalate measures, such as seizing additional ships tied to Iran. “You can imagine. It wouldn’t be pretty.”
Asked whether Washington was confident about its counterparts in Tehran, Trump said: “We have pretty good ideas, and we think we’re dealing with the right people.”
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