Trump says US and Iran getting close to nuclear deal during constructive talks

The Foreign Ministry said the nuclear talks between the United States and Iran were constructive, and president Donald Trump was clear about the desire to see diplomacy.

US Deputy Foreign Ministry spokesman Tommy Begut was asked during a press conference on Thursday about the comments made by Trump, and said that the United States and Iran are close to an Iranian nuclear deal.

Trump, in his speech in Doha, Qatar, said he believed the United States and Iran are “approaching” to conclude a deal without any violence. In Trump, he said that there are two steps – “a” very nice step and a violent step ” – which he added consisting of violence that people have not seen before.

On Thursday, in Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates (United Arab Emirates), the President also said that the United States and Iran “agree on conditions on a nuclear deal.

Trump says that Iran should give up a “concept of a nuclear weapon” before more talks

“Iran has agreed to the conditions. It will not make it – my name, in a friendly – nuclear dust,” Trump told reporters. “We will not make any nuclear dust in Iran.”

While Pigott will not comment on private diplomatic talks or negotiations, Trump’s position on this.

“The president was clear that Iran could not have a nuclear weapon,” Begut told reporters. “The talks have been described as constructive by the participants, and so on, again, Iran could not have a nuclear weapon. The president was clear. He wanted diplomacy. He wants to see a diplomatic solution here.”

Pigott made his remarks while Trump made a tour in the Middle East, where he stopped in Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

Trump calls for a “nuclear peace agreement” with Iran instead of bombing the country “to Smitherens”

President Donald Trump and United Arab Emirates President Mohammed bin Zayed Hadith Al -Nayhah on Thursday, May 15, 2025. (AP/Alex Brandon)

Trump, while talking to the Gulf Cooperation Council in Riyadh on Wednesday, repeated his desire to conclude a deal with Iran and called for construction to the progress of Ibrahim’s agreements to add more countries to the historical agreement.

Trump made comments while addressing the leaders of the Gulf Cooperation Council as part of his four -day visit to the region.

Trump says he will lead the package “to war with Iran if there are horizons anywhere far away

“I want to reach an agreement with Iran. I want to do something if possible. But in order to happen, he must stop caring for terrorism, stop the wars of the blood agent, stop permanently and ventilate his pursuit of nuclear weapons. They cannot have a nuclear weapon,” Trump said.

Although Trump said he wanted to make a deal with Iran and the vision of Tehran Prosper, he recently accused the Iranian regime not only of hurting its own nation, but the region as a whole.

Trump said: “Iran’s leaders have focused on stealing their people’s wealth to finance terrorism and bloodshed abroad. They tragicly performed, they dragged an entire area with them,” Trump said.

The President pointed to “countless lives lost” in Iran’s efforts to support the former Bashar al -Assad regime in Syria, which collapsed in December, and accused of supporting Hezbollah because of the fall of Beirut, which he said was “once called Paris the Middle East.”

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It is not clear how Trump’s negative comments on Tehran can affect the ongoing nuclear negotiations with Iran.

However, the Associated Press reported on Thursday that the best political, military and nuclear consultant for Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khounai, told NBC News on Wednesday that Tehran is ready to get rid of its stored from the highly enriched uranium that can be a weapon, and agrees to enrich uranium only at low levels that need to use international defenders.

On the other hand, Ali Shamkhani, the advisor, said that Iran wants an immediate lifting of all economic sanctions.

Bradford Pitts, Caitlin McFall of Fox News Digital, Caitlin McFall and Associated Press in this report.