Trump discussed a possible Iran deal as Costa Rica’s minister attended a regional security meeting
At a New York meeting focused on the Shield of the Americas, Costa Rican foreign minister Manuel Tovar attended without first informing President Laura Fernández. Separately, Donald Trump described U.S.-Iran talks as productive and said an agreement might be reached, though his comments gave conflicting timelines.
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First reported among our outlets by Le Monde (France), · most coverage from Russia (1), France (1)
What the parties said
United States
the groundwork exists for reaching an agreement to end the conflict with Iran.
the United States and Iran may conclude a peace agreement before the midterm Congressional elections due on November 3.
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When Trump thought a U.S.-Iran agreement might be reached
Trump was quoted as saying a deal might come just after the U.S. legislative elections in November.
Trump was also quoted as saying a peace deal might come before the November 3 midterm elections.
the United States and Iran may conclude a peace agreement before the midterm Congressional elections due on November 3.