Trump: “Negotiations with Iran going smoothly” amid repeated claims of deals being reve
Original headline트럼프 “이란과 협상 순조”…합의 뒤 번복 반복 주장
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Trump said on the 31st (local time) that negotiations with Iran are "proceeding smoothly but Iran is not very trustworthy," adding he is "in no hurry" when asked about a deadline for Qatar-mediated talks. Speaking to reporters in Palm Beach, Florida, he attributed his unhurried stance to US military superiority, claiming Iran has been largely stripped of its navy, air force, air defenses, and much of its military manufacturing capacity, with damage to nuclear capabilities as well. He said Iran wants a deal but "backs out after agreeing," so he will wait and see whether an agreement actually materializes. The comments matter for oil and regional risk sentiment, as renewed escalation or a breakthrough in talks could move energy prices and safe-haven flows. Watch next: whether a formal framework or deadline for the Qatar-mediated negotiations emerges, and any signs of Iranian compliance or reversal on agreed terms.
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