Trump says talks with Iran are progressing well and a deal could be signed soon

Trump said after a presidential decree signing ceremony in the Oval Office that talks with Iran were progressing well and that he was involved in the process. Saying that a full agreement had not yet been reached with Tehran on the Strait of Hormuz, Trump stated that the United States could reclaim some of the weapons and ammunition it had sent in the Russia-Ukraine war if needed.

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Trump says talks with Iran are progressing well and a deal could be signed soon

U.S. President Trump answered questions from reporters after a presidential decree signing ceremony held in the Oval Office. Saying that talks with Iran were progressing well, Trump signaled that a deal could be signed soon.

Trump argued that gasoline prices would fall after the war ended. Saying he did not think Iran could hold out much longer, Trump stated that the war could end very soon.

Talks on the Strait of Hormuz continue

Trump said he was closely following the negotiations and was personally involved in the process. Asked when an agreement with Iran would be signed, he replied that the process was progressing well.

Trump was also asked about assessments that an agreement with Tehran on the Strait of Hormuz was nearing completion. He said he could not say that a full agreement had been reached yet. Trump stated that the process was continuing and argued that the United States controlled the strait through the blockade.

The U.S. president nevertheless said Iran could fire on ships passing through the strait or that naval mines could come into contact with tankers.

Trump comments on the Russia-Ukraine war

Commenting on the Russia-Ukraine war, Trump argued that the Joe Biden administration had sent Ukraine large quantities of weapons and ammunition in a timely manner. He said the United States had supplied large amounts of weapons and ammunition not only to Ukraine but also to many other countries.

Trump said some of these weapons and ammunition could be reclaimed if they were needed elsewhere, adding that they had no problems meeting ammunition needs related to Iran. He noted that these stocks were replenished through daily supplies.

Source: Anadolu Ajansı

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