Trump: Iran Negotiations Timeline Not a Hard Deadline
President Trump announced on Wednesday that the 60-day timeline established for negotiations with Iran is not a rigid deadline for reaching a final agreement. Speaking to reporters in Paris, Trump indicated that the process could extend beyond the initial two-month period. This timeline is set to commence once a memorandum of understanding (MOU) is formally signed, with Trump stating that a deal with Tehran "could take longer" to finalize.
President Trump told reporters on Wednesday that the 60-day timeline for negotiations with Iran should not be considered a definitive deadline for concluding a final agreement. The President made these remarks while in Paris, addressing questions regarding the duration of the talks.
Trump clarified that the 60-day period, which is scheduled to begin once a memorandum of understanding (MOU) is formally signed, is flexible. When asked if the 60 days marked a final deadline, he responded, "No, I don’t. [It] could take longer," signaling that the negotiation process might extend beyond the initial timeframe.
According to The Hill, these statements by President Trump indicate a willingness to allow more time for the diplomatic efforts with Tehran.
