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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that the United States will either reach a strong agreement with Iran or confront Tehran through 'another way', following President Donald Trump's downplaying of expectations for an imminent deal to end the war. Rubio's remarks came amid ongoing negotiations and a ceasefire between Washington and Tehran.
A US policy analyst argues that President Donald Trump must abandon the demand for Iran to completely halt its uranium enrichment program if he hopes to reach a new nuclear deal. The expert says the current hardline stance is unrealistic and would block progress, recommending strict monitoring instead of a full enrichment ban. This view emerges as US-Iran talks face significant hurdles.
US President Donald Trump said on May 6 that he has had 'very good' negotiations with Iran over the past 24 hours and that a deal is 'very likely,' as Tehran reviews a US peace proposal that sources say could formally end the war. Trump said Iran should suspend its nuclear program and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, while threatening to resume airstrikes if talks fail. Iran's foreign ministry downplayed reports of an imminent deal, and a semi-official Iranian news agency said the US proposal contains unacceptable terms.
US President Donald Trump stated on May 1, 2026 that only a small group, including himself, knows the true status of negotiations with Iran. The remarks come amid ongoing talks over Iran's nuclear program and joint US-Israeli military operations. Tehran has not yet officially responded.
