US Senator Rubio welcomes mediation efforts with Iran, but says final decision on any agreement rests with Trump
US Senator Marco Rubio stated that the US is engaging with multiple countries, including Qatar, over possible negotiations with Iran, and welcomes mediation efforts. However, Rubio emphasized that any final decision on an acceptable agreement will be made by President Trump. He reiterated that the US will not support any deal that creates a pathway for Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon, asserting that Iran will not have one as long as Trump is in office. Iran maintains it is not seeking nuclear weapons and insists on its right to enrich uranium.
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