Marco Rubio Assures No Bad Deal on Iran Amid Ongoing Negotiations
Trump won't make bad Iran deal, work in progress: Marco Rubio in India

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that negotiations between Tehran and Washington are ongoing, emphasizing that President Donald Trump will not agree to a bad deal. He noted the importance of a significant, time-limited nuclear agreement, while Trump reiterated a cautious approach to negotiations.
- 01Marco Rubio confirmed ongoing negotiations with Iran, stating they are a 'work in progress'.
- 02Rubio emphasized that President Trump will not rush into a deal, prioritizing a good agreement over a quick resolution.
- 03Trump criticized the previous administration's Iran deal, asserting that future negotiations will differ significantly.
- 04The US blockade on Iranian ports will remain until a formal agreement is reached and certified.
- 05Negotiations are supported by Gulf partners, highlighting a collective interest in achieving a diplomatic resolution.
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During a press conference in New Delhi, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed the ongoing negotiations between the United States and Iran, asserting that President Donald Trump will not agree to a subpar deal. Rubio described the current discussions as a 'work in progress', with hopes for a significant, time-limited nuclear agreement. He emphasized that the administration is not rushing the process, stating, 'We're going to give diplomacy every chance to succeed before we explore the alternatives.' This cautious stance reflects Trump's commitment to achieving a beneficial deal, contrasting sharply with the previous administration's approach. Furthermore, Trump criticized the Iran deal negotiated under former President Barack Obama, claiming it allowed Iran to develop nuclear capabilities while receiving substantial financial relief. He reiterated that the US blockade on Iranian ports will remain in effect until a formal and certified agreement is established. Rubio's remarks underscore a collaborative effort with Gulf partners to ensure a favorable outcome for all parties involved.
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The ongoing negotiations could influence regional stability in West Asia and US relations with Gulf partners.
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