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STANDARD DIPLOMATIC UNVERIFIED

Trump Expresses Confidence in Potential US-Iran Diplomatic Settlement

Jun 11, 2026 05:00 PM CT Washington D.C., United States diplomacy,US-Iran relations,nuclear deal,de-escalation

Summary

US President Donald Trump stated that Iranian authorities are eager to sign a deal with the United States, potentially even more so than the US administration. This statement signals a potential shift towards diplomatic engagement regarding Iran's nuclear program or broader regional tensions, which could de-escalate conflict dynamics in the Iran-Israel theater if a settlement is reached.

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The US president said that Iranian authorities want to sign the deal "as much as I do, or more"

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Actor Responses

United States NEUTRAL

President Trump indicated a willingness and expectation that a settlement with Iran is achievable and desired by both parties.

Iran NEUTRAL

Reported by Trump as wanting to sign the deal 'as much as I do, or more'.

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