US and Iran edge closer to a deal, but Trump says no rush

The United States and Iran are moving closer to a possible agreement, according to multiple reports. President Trump said a deal is "close" but only on American terms, while also stating the U.S. will not "rush into a deal" as criticism mounts. Iranian officials, however, remain deeply skeptical: a source told an Iranian agency that Iran has no trust in the U.S. and that the release of frozen assets is a red line for any agreement.

Some analysts and Republican critics are warning that the current approach risks disaster, with experts quoted as saying what started as a "short-term romp" is turning into failure. The exact terms being discussed reportedly include Iran giving up enriched uranium, but no final deal has been reached yet.