US President Donald Trump said Americans were "very close to a deal with Iran" and a few hours later added that the war "should end soon."
Modern.az reports that "Reuters" spread information about this.
Trump said that the next meeting between the US and Iran could take place this weekend. He did not rule out extending the two-week ceasefire but added that it might not be necessary as Tehran wants to reach a "final agreement."
A Pakistani source involved in mediation between the US and Iran reported progress in "behind-the-scenes diplomacy." According to the agency's source, the upcoming meeting between the two sides could lead to the signing of an agreement.
"Reuters" reports that during talks in Islamabad, the US proposed a 20-year suspension of all Iranian nuclear activities, but according to sources, Tehran insisted on only a 5-year break.
According to Trump, Iran has agreed to hand over highly enriched uranium buried deep underground to the US after its strikes on American nuclear facilities in June. Iran has not yet confirmed Trump's statement.
