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Trump says he will decide whether US pursues Iran deal

POLITICS 15.09.2026

Trump says he will decide whether US pursues Iran deal

President Donald Trump said on September 14 that Iran wanted an agreement and that he would decide whether the United States took part in efforts to reach one.

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President Donald Trump said on September 14 that Iran wanted an agreement and that he would decide whether the United States took part in efforts to reach one.

Writing on Truth Social, Trump characterised Iran as seeking a deal urgently. He said the United States was open to the concept of engagement, while reserving the decision on whether to proceed.

(M.Travkina--DTZ)

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