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the article says President Donald Trump aims to support a workable peace deal with Iran, but warns that the process could collapse if Iran attacks U.S.troops or allies in ways that go beyond the ceasefire. It describes a recent escalation in which Iran struck Kuwait, and quotes Secretary of State Marco Rubio saying the U.S. will respond to Iranian actions.<\/p>\n

Trump is portrayed as confident talks can succeed-possibly even within days-while insisting the deal must prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons<\/a>. A key negotiation sticking point<\/a> mentioned<\/a> by CNN is Iran\u2019s demand for access to frozen assets: in 2015 Iran received $1.7 billion, and this time it reportedly wants about $12 billion, which the U.S. is reluctant to provide directly. The piece frames a possible compromise as payment coming from other countries rather than the U.S. directly, while emphasizing verification and limits on Iran\u2019s nuclear program. <\/p>\n