World ( The cow news digital ) Former U.S. President Donald Trump has claimed that Iran has agreed to abandon any pursuit of nuclear weapons, expressing optimism that a deal between Washington and Tehran could soon be finalized following what he described as productive recent negotiations.
Speaking to reporters in an unexpected media interaction at his office, where he was joined by several UFC fighters, Trump said discussions over the past 24 hours had been “very positive” and suggested that the likelihood of reaching an agreement was high. He emphasized that Iran had shown willingness to accept key conditions, including a commitment never to develop nuclear weapons.
According to Trump, the diplomatic process is moving in a constructive direction, and both sides are exploring possible frameworks to end long-standing tensions over Iran’s nuclear program. He also dismissed reports of strict deadlines circulating in the media, stating that negotiation timelines are flexible and that diplomacy should not be constrained by arbitrary cut-off dates.
The remarks come amid renewed international focus on Iran’s nuclear activities and ongoing efforts to revive or reshape agreements aimed at limiting nuclear proliferation in the Middle East. While Trump expressed confidence in a breakthrough, the situation remains complex, with multiple stakeholders involved in parallel diplomatic discussions.
Iranian officials have not issued a direct confirmation of Trump’s claims. However, earlier statements from Iran’s Foreign Ministry indicated that Tehran was reviewing proposals put forward by the United States. Iranian spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei said the country is examining the American suggestions in order to assess whether a viable agreement to reduce tensions and avoid conflict can be achieved.
Baghaei also stressed that meaningful negotiations require mutual respect and good faith, rejecting what he described as coercive pressure or threats during diplomatic engagement. He added that Iran would communicate its final position once internal review processes are completed.
The latest developments highlight the fragile and evolving nature of U.S.-Iran relations, which have fluctuated between confrontation and negotiation for years. Analysts note that while statements from both sides suggest openness to dialogue, significant gaps remain on verification mechanisms, sanctions relief, and regional security concerns.
If confirmed, a breakthrough agreement could mark a major shift in regional geopolitics, potentially easing tensions that have long influenced security dynamics across the Middle East. However, observers caution that similar diplomatic optimism in the past has often stalled before reaching a final accord.
