US-Iran Deal: Donald Trump to Visit Pakistan if Agreement Reached, Claims Major Breakthrough

US President Donald Trump has made a significant claim stating that after six weeks of intense conflict, the United States and Iran are nearing a diplomatic agreement. Trump indicated that talks are likely to resume soon, though he issued a stern warning that fighting would recommence if the negotiations fail. Speaking to reporters at the White House, Trump described the ongoing discussions as a major breakthrough in resolving the conflict.

Agreement on Uranium Stockpile and Nuclear Activities

President Trump claimed that Iran has agreed to hand over its stockpile of uranium. He stated that they've agreed to return what he referred to as "nuclear dust," a term used for enriched uranium which Washington believes could be utilized to manufacture nuclear weapons. Trump noted that Tehran is now adopting a much more flexible stance than before.

Potential Pakistan Visit and Mediation Praise

" He praised the roles of Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir for their mediation efforts in the US-Iran talks. Trump suggested that if the agreement is finalized in Islamabad, he might attend the ceremony in person, while this follows a statement by White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, who mentioned that talks would likely occur at the previous venue.

Ceasefire Status and Upcoming Round of Talks

Trump announced that the next round of negotiations between the US and Iran could take place as early as this weekend, while however, he expressed skepticism regarding the extension of the current ceasefire, which is set to expire next week. Trump attributed the current diplomatic progress to four weeks of heavy bombing and a powerful blockade. He warned that if no agreement is reached before the deadline, hostilities will resume immediately. Officials noted that Iran is now willing to accept terms it had rejected two months ago due to increasing pressure.

Comments on Pope Leo XIV and Global Security

Linking the Iran issue to broader global security, Trump criticized Pope Leo XIV, stating it's crucial for the Pope to recognize the threat posed by Tehran. Trump remarked, "The Pope has to understand, it’s very simple, Iran can't have nuclear weapons, while " These comments highlight the public disagreement between the two leaders, as the Pope has repeatedly called for restraint and peace, while Trump defends a hardline approach. The President emphasized that the current flexibility shown by Tehran is a direct result of the strategic pressure applied by the US.