Trump stated that if no agreement is reached, US restrictions on Iranian ports will remain in place.
WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump has said there is “good news” regarding Iran and hinted that “something surprising” could happen soon, according to international news agencies.
Speaking to reporters, Trump stated that if no agreement is reached, US restrictions on Iranian ports will remain in place. “Something is going to happen tomorrow, I think it will be a very positive development. There may be a surprise,” he remarked.
According to Reuters, the US President also said that a “very important and intelligent personality” is scheduled to visit the White House, adding that a major press conference will be held the following morning. He clarified that while the event is not directly related, it will likely include questions on the matter.
Trump further claimed that the US blockade in the Strait of Hormuz is continuing successfully, and said that several issues with Iran have already been agreed upon, while Iranian leadership is presenting a different narrative for domestic audiences.
He reiterated that Iran will not be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons, stating that negotiations are ongoing through his representatives, while the final decision rests with him.
The US President also suggested that if a deal is reached, nuclear material could be transferred from Iran to the United States.
Otherwise, he warned of stronger measures to secure nuclear-related materials. He added that a ceasefire extension may not be continued, but sanctions and restrictions would remain in place.
Trump also commented on regional affairs, saying the United States would help stabilize Lebanon, which has faced prolonged instability.
He acknowledged differences with Israeli leadership but described Benjamin Netanyahu as a reliable partner.
