Sunday, May 31, 2026 - US President Donald Trump has reportedly pushed for tougher terms in a proposed agreement aimed at ending the Middle East conflict, according to US media reports on Saturday, as negotiations remain ongoing among the parties involved.
The New York Times reported that Trump’s revisions strengthen
key aspects of the deal, and the updated framework has been sent back to Iran
for further consideration by officials familiar with the process.
However, the report noted that it is still unclear what
specific changes were made. News site Axios added that Trump is seeking to
reinforce several points he considers critical, including how Iran’s nuclear
materials would be handled.
The proposed adjustments could delay negotiations for several
more days before a final decision is reached on whether the deal will bring an
end to the conflict, which began after joint US and Israeli strikes on Iran on
February 28.
US sources told AFP that the proposal had been awaiting
Trump’s approval, but no final decision was made following a White House
Situation Room meeting on Friday.
0 Comments