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US President Donald Trump says that Iran has agreed to “kind of” with the conditions of a nuclear deal with the United States.
Trump described the last conversations between the two countries, which ended on Sunday, as “very serious negotiations” for “long -term peace”.
Earlier, an Iran’s Supreme Leader adviser told NBC News that Tehran was willing to make concessions about her nuclear program in exchange for lifting sanctions.
The US has insisted that Iran should delete its uranium enrichment to prevent the country from developing nuclear weapons – although Iran says that its nuclear activities are completely peaceful.
On Thursday in Qatar, on the second stop of his multi-day Gulf tour, Trump said that a deal was close to the nuclear program of Iran and suggested that a military strike on the sites of Tehran could be avoided.
“We are not going to make a nuclear material in Iran,” Trump said after a meeting in Doha with business leaders.
“I think we will come close to perhaps a deal without doing this.
“You probably read the story about Iran. It has been a bit agreed with the conditions.”
The president did not state what comments he orphan, but a consultant from the highest leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Ali Shamkhani, said in an American media interview that Tehran was willing to accept far-reaching curbs on his nuclear program.
Shamkhani told ABC News that Iran would give up stocks of highly enriched uranium as part of a deal in which the US cancel sanctions.
The last conversations about Tehran’s nuclear program ended on Sunday, where both parties match to meet again.
The American Middle East -envoy Steve Witkoff said they were encouraging, while the Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi described them as “difficult but useful”.
Trump withdrew from an earlier nuclear agreement between Iran and five other world powers in 2018.
He previously warned of possible military action against the nuclear facilities of Iran as the new set of conversations, which started in April, did not succeed.
A high American officer said that the last discussions lasted more than three hours, and added: “Agreement was reached to continue with the conversations to continue working through technical elements.
“We are encouraged by today’s outcome and look forward to our next meeting, which will happen in the near future.”
