The Iranian Foreign Minister announced that a nuclear agreement plan would be ready within two to three days following an ultimatum from Donald Trump.
In a significant development, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi stated that a proposal for a potential nuclear agreement with the United States would be completed shortly, specifically within two to three days. This announcement follows the recent ultimatum issued by U.S. President Donald Trump regarding negotiations with Iran. The Iranian proposal will be presented to American officials, including Trump's envoy Steve Whitkoff and his son-in-law Jared Kushner.
Arabchi led the Iranian delegation in negotiations with U.S. representatives held in Geneva, facilitated by Oman. The urgency of presenting the new proposal reflects the tense dynamics of U.S.-Iran relations, especially in light of Trump's remarks during a conference on peace in Washington, where he emphasized the necessity for a strong deal with Iran. This moment underscores the precarious balance both nations are working to maintain amid increasing pressures from both domestic and international spheres.
The implications of this upcoming proposal could be significant as it may either open avenues for diplomacy or escalate tensions further, depending on the responses from the U.S. side. The ongoing discussions are critical for regional stability and global security, particularly concerning nuclear proliferation and the commitments made by Iran under the previous nuclear deal framework. The coming days will be crucial in determining the path forward in U.S.-Iran relations and the future of nuclear negotiations.
