Donald Trump said he will only accept an Iran deal if it is \u201cgreat,\u201d warning that any less would mean the talks fail and conflict continues. He contrasted his stance with the Obama-era JCPOA, calling it a path to a nuclear-weapon capability for Iran and saying he does not do \u201cbad deals.\u201d<\/p>\n

While Iran and the U.S.reportedly have discussed a memorandum of understanding (MOU)-including ending fighting and reopening the Strait of Hormuz-both sides signaled that a final agreement is not imminent. U.S. officials suggested final approval<\/a> could come in \u201cdays,\u201d while Iran\u2019s foreign ministry<\/a> spokesperson<\/a> said conclusions are still being finalized and that signing could take up to 60 more days.<\/p>\n

trump also indicated negotiations should not be rushed. Any eventual agreement would still require approval by Trump and, reportedly, Iran\u2019s supreme leader<\/a>, Mojtaba Khamenei. <\/p>\n