HIBAPRESS – Agencies
U.S. President Donald Trump announced to Agence France-Presse on Monday that things "are going very well," after holding talks with a "senior leader" in Iran regarding a 15-point agreement to stop the war.
Trump explained in a brief phone statement that "things are going very well," indicating that he spoke to a "high-level Iranian leader who is highly respected." He added that the two parties are seeking to reach an agreement, saying: "They want to reach an agreement and we want to reach an agreement as well." He confirmed that the Iranians "called, and I didn't call," indicating that the conversation was about a 15-point agreement and that the Iranians agreed not to possess nuclear weapons. Trump confirmed that the talks were held with the participation of his envoy, Steve Witkoff, and his advisor, Jared Kushner, indicating that they were strong and that the final results would become clear later. He added: "If they move forward, the conflict will end," expressing his keenness to avoid any harm to Mojtaba Khamenei, saying: "I don't want him to be killed, and I don't know if he is alive." Trump pointed out that he does not consider Mojtaba Khamenei to be the one leading Iran.
