World ( The cow news digital ) Donald Trump has stated that the United States will wait several days for Iran’s response regarding a potential agreement, warning that no sanctions relief will be provided unless a deal is finalized.
Speaking to reporters, Trump emphasized that Washington is seeking a “correct and satisfactory answer” from Tehran. He claimed that U.S. officials are in contact with what he described as “reasonable individuals” within the Iranian leadership, suggesting that diplomatic channels remain open despite heightened tensions.
The former president further asserted that Iran is eager to reach an agreement due to worsening economic conditions and internal instability. However, he also issued a warning that if negotiations fail, the United States could consider renewed military action, escalating concerns over regional security.
Trump stated that Iran is facing severe economic pressure and internal dissatisfaction, claiming that the country is “badly weakened.” He added that developments in the coming days would be closely watched, while also noting that there is “no urgency” from the U.S. side to finalize any agreement prematurely.
In his remarks, Trump also commented on broader international relations, mentioning a recent phone conversation with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, which he described as positive. He further touched on the situation in Cuba, stating that the country is facing serious challenges and that its population requires support.
Meanwhile, Iranian officials have confirmed receipt of new proposals from the United States. According to Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson, the proposals are currently under review. Tehran has indicated that communication between the two sides is ongoing through indirect channels.
Iranian officials also acknowledged that intermediary diplomatic efforts are being facilitated through regional actors, with discussions reportedly continuing based on a set of outlined principles. These backchannel communications are aimed at narrowing differences and exploring possible frameworks for negotiation.
Despite ongoing exchanges, significant gaps remain between both sides, particularly regarding sanctions, regional security concerns, and nuclear-related issues. Analysts suggest that the coming days will be crucial in determining whether diplomatic efforts can prevent further escalation.
For now, both Washington and Tehran appear to be maintaining pressure while keeping limited diplomatic channels open, leaving the future of negotiations uncertain.
