US President Trump announces plans to make Iran nuclear deal public

US President Donald Trump has announced that the details of a new deal with Iran will be made public soon, and he has stated that Tehran will not possess a nuclear weapon under the agreement.

According to reports, the US-Iran talks on the final deal are set to begin on Friday. The New York Times reported that the talks have been ongoing for several months, with both sides working towards an agreement.

The details of the deal remain unclear, but Axios identified eight unresolved questions related to the agreement. These include the terms of the deal, the sanctions imposed on Iran, and the verification process for compliance.

In a statement, Trump said he would rule out nuclear weapons for Tehran under the new deal. The US President also signaled that he could send details of the deal to Congress, although it is unclear what this means in practice.

Iran has confirmed that talks with the US will begin on Friday, and the country’s officials have expressed optimism about reaching a deal. However, the exact terms of the agreement remain unknown at this time.

The negotiations between the US and Iran are ongoing, and further details will be released as the talks progress.

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