US President Donald Trump has dismissed claims of being under pressure to negotiate a new deal with Iran, asserting that it will be 'far better' than the 2015 nuclear agreement established under former President Barack Obama. In a recent statement, he criticized Democrats for allegedly pushing the US into a hasty agreement with Iran. Trump emphasized that the upcoming negotiations in Islamabad are crucial but remain uncertain, particularly after the US seized an Iranian cargo ship, prompting Tehran to threaten retaliation. The current ceasefire, which has been in place following months of conflict, is set to expire soon, raising concerns about renewed violence in the region. Trump reiterated that the US will not compromise its military achievements and that a new deal could be finalized swiftly, despite logistical challenges regarding the participation of US Vice President JD Vance and Iranian negotiators.