Officials from the United States and Iran have stated that they are closer than ever to reaching an agreement. However, both parties have cautioned against relying on media reports regarding the specific terms of the potential deal. This statement follows indications from Pakistan that final terms may be set.
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US and Iran Indicate Progress in Agreement Negotiations
US and Iranian officials have expressed that they are nearing an agreement, while also warning against media speculation about the deal's terms. Pakistan has indicated that final terms may soon be established.
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US, Iran say deal closer than ever, as Pakistan signals final terms are set
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US and Iran Indicate Progress in Agreement Negotiations