Trump: Negotiations with Iran are progressing smoothly, urging relevant countries to sign the "Abraham Accords"
Svmuu: Trump stated that negotiations with Iran are progressing smoothly. During discussions on Saturday with leaders of Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, and Bahrain, he indicated that, based on the coordination efforts of the U.S., these countries should be compelled to sign the Abraham Accords simultaneously. Trump requested representatives to begin and include these nations in the Abraham Accords. He also stated that if Iran reaches an agreement with the U.S. President, Iran joining the Abraham Accords would be an honor.
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