Trump says that the United States and Iran are close to the nuclear deal

US President Donald Trump says Iran “is somewhat agreed on the conditions of the nuclear deal with the United States.

Trump described the latest talks between the two countries, which ended on Sunday, as “very serious negotiations” for “long -term peace”.

Earlier, an adviser to Iran’s Supreme Leader told NBC News that Tehran is ready to make concessions about its nuclear program in exchange for lifting sanctions.

The United States has insisted that Iran must cancel the uranium to prevent the country from developing nuclear weapons – although Iran insists that its nuclear activities are completely peaceful.

Speaking on Thursday in Qatar, at the second leg of his multiple Gulf tour, Trump said that the deal was close to the Iranian nuclear program and suggested avoiding a military strike on Tehran sites.

“We will not make any nuclear dust in Iran,” Trump said after a meeting in Doha with business leaders.

“I think we are getting close to making a deal without having to do so.

“Maybe I have read the story of Iran. It is a kind of agreement on the conditions.”

The president did not specify the observations he was referring to, but a consultant to the supreme leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khounai, Ali Shamkhani, in an interview with the American media was ready to accept the excellent column on its nuclear programs.

Shamkhani told ABC News that Iran would abandon very enriched uranium stocks as part of the deal in which the United States loses sanctions.

The latest talks on Tehran Al -Nawawi program ended on Sunday, when the two sides agreed to the meeting again.

The Middle East envoy, Steve Wittouf, said they were fans, while Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi described them as “difficult but useful.”

Trump withdrew from a former nuclear agreement between Iran and five other global powers in 2018.

He previously warned of possible military measures against Iranian nuclear establishments if the new group of talks, which started in April, did not succeed.

A senior official in the United States said that the last discussions lasted for more than three hours, adding: “The agreement was reached to move forward in the talks to continue working through the technical elements.

“We encourage today’s results and look forward to our next meeting, which will happen in the near future.”