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Donald Trump stated that the United States is moving closer to a peace agreement with Iran, revealing that Tehran has agreed to hand over its enriched uranium stockpiles. Speaking at the White House, Trump said negotiations between both sides are progressing positively and hinted that he may participate in the signing process, possibly in Pakistan. He also expressed willingness to extend the ceasefire deadline, which is set to expire on the 22nd of this month. Meanwhile, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth asserted that Iran will never be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons and warned of potential military action if talks fail.
Tensions remain high as global stakeholders weigh in on the situation. China urged Iran to ensure safe and free navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, calling its reopening an international necessity during talks between Wang Yi and Abbas Araghchi. The US also announced fresh sanctions targeting Iran’s oil exports to increase economic pressure. In response, Iranian officials, including adviser Mohsen Rezaee, issued strong warnings against US actions in the region. Separately, Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun reportedly refused to engage in talks with Benjamin Netanyahu, adding another layer to the ongoing geopolitical tensions.
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