President Donald Trump said in an interview with Bloomberg that Iran has agreed to suspend its nuclear program indefinitely, raising hopes that a broader agreement to end the ongoing conflict is near. He described the suspension as “unlimited,” suggesting it would not be bound by any timeframe, and indicated that most key elements of a deal have already been finalized.
Trump expressed optimism that formal talks to finalize the agreement could take place soon, possibly within days, and said negotiations were progressing quickly. He also emphasized that the United States would not release frozen Iranian funds as part of the arrangement, signaling a firm negotiating stance.
The potential deal follows recent developments aimed at easing regional tensions, including Iran’s move to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. However, while Trump’s statements suggest major progress, details of the agreement remain unclear, and Iranian officials have not fully confirmed the claims regarding the nuclear program suspension.
Overall, Trump portrayed the situation as a significant diplomatic breakthrough that could lead to the end of hostilities, though uncertainties remain as negotiations continue.
