On negotiations with Iran, Trump says there’s “never a deadline”
As reporters began to leave the Oval Office Wednesday, one asked the president about a deadline for negotiations with Iran.
“Never a deadline,” the president responded. “It’ll happen. It’ll happen. But never a deadline.”
The president in the past has tried to impose a deadline for negotiations. He ended up extending that deadline and ceasefire for negotiations to continue.
Earlier Wednesday, the president told the New York Post it’s too soon to send senior U.S. officials to Iran for another in-person talks.
