US President Donald Trump is seeking further changes to a proposed deal with Iran, which aims to extend a ceasefire and address Iran's nuclear program. The latest draft includes a 60-day halt in fighting, measures to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and plans to restart discussions on nuclear issues. However, a recent White House meeting aimed at finalizing the agreement ended without a decision. Trump has reiterated that preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons is crucial, stating, 'The one guarantee that I have to have is that there will be no nuclear weapons.' Iranian officials have responded by demanding clear guarantees before accepting any deal. The proposal could also allow Iran to access billions in frozen assets through sanctions relief, but both sides continue to negotiate key terms. Despite Trump's claims of being close to a deal, no formal agreement has been established yet, and military action remains a possibility if expectations are not met.