US and Iran could sign deal as early as this weekend, Trump says
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Negotiations regarding Iran are in their final stage, and the signing of the relevant documents could take place very soon, possibly as early as this weekend in Europe, according to a White House broadcast on YouTube.
Iran negotiations are close to a conclusion
US President Donald Trump said that work on an agreement with Iran is entering its final phase.
According to Trump, the text of the documents is virtually complete, and the signing could take place within the next few days. He stated that the process is moving quickly and that all sides are interested in reaching a successful outcome.
Possible signing in Europe
Trump said the signing ceremony could take place this weekend in a European country.
However, he noted that he would not be able to attend in person. Instead, US Vice President JD Vance is expected to participate.
According to the US President, the final documents are in the last stage of coordination, and the parties involved are demonstrating a willingness to conclude the agreement.
Contacts with Türkiye and other countries
Trump also highlighted Türkiye’s role in the negotiation process, describing President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan as an important participant in the dialogue.
Additionally, he mentioned contacts with Pakistan and its leadership, emphasizing that active diplomatic engagement is taking place.
According to Trump, the United States will continue discussions with a number of international partners in the coming days, while key details of the agreement will be announced after it is signed.
On Wednesday afternoon, President Trump held a meeting in the White House Situation Room with senior officials to discuss possible options for launching new strikes against Iran.
