US President Donald Trump indicated that a peace agreement with Iran is imminent, claiming it could be finalized in just two to three days. During a media interaction after the NBA Finals, Trump described the negotiations as being in their 'final throes' and emphasized the effectiveness of the ongoing blockade against Iran, which he stated is preventing any oil or income from reaching the country. This announcement follows a recent escalation in military tensions between Iran and Israel, where both nations exchanged missile fire. Trump has cautioned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against actions that could jeopardize the peace talks, particularly criticizing Israel's military operations in Lebanon. Despite these public disagreements, Netanyahu has reassured that Israel will continue to exercise its right to self-defense while remaining in contact with the US administration. The urgency of the negotiations is partly driven by domestic pressures in the US, including rising fuel prices and the approaching elections, as Trump seeks to avoid further conflict in the region.