President Donald Trump says the United States is negotiating with Iran from a “position of pure strength” after the recent conflict, claiming Tehran now wants a deal “badly.” Trump argued that U.S. military action shifted the balance of negotiations in Washington’s favor and insisted a broader agreement could be within reach. He also defended plans involving frozen Iranian assets and agricultural purchases while emphasizing that Iran must honor any future commitments. As diplomatic efforts continue, questions remain over the final shape of a long-term U.S.-Iran agreement and its impact on regional stability.
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