A White House official, repeating Washington's usual positions, announced that any agreement with Iran will only be finalized if what are called "Donald Trump's red lines" are included in it.
Publish dateSaturday 30 May 2026 - 10:43
Story Code : 356290
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): A White House official claimed in an interview with an Al Jazeera reporter: "Donald Trump will not sign any agreement unless this agreement meets America's demands and is consistent with the red lines he has set."
The American official, repeating his usual parrot-like positions, added: "Washington will never allow Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon."
According to the White House official, the "operations room" meeting on Iran at the White House has ended after about two hours of discussion and review.
A few hours ago, the New York Times reported that Trump was in the White House Situation Room for nearly 2 hours but did not make a decision on an agreement with Iran.
An official in the Donald Trump administration also claimed in an interview with the New York Times that the issue of Iran's frozen assets is still an obstacle in the negotiations.
In contrast, Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araqchi, in a telephone conversation with his Omani counterpart yesterday, while explaining the latest status of the diplomatic process mediated by Pakistan, called reaching a final agreement conditional on stopping America's excessive approach and changing and contradictory positions, and said: "We are serious and steadfast in pursuing our legitimate rights and interests."
The American official, repeating his usual parrot-like positions, added: "Washington will never allow Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon."
According to the White House official, the "operations room" meeting on Iran at the White House has ended after about two hours of discussion and review.
A few hours ago, the New York Times reported that Trump was in the White House Situation Room for nearly 2 hours but did not make a decision on an agreement with Iran.
An official in the Donald Trump administration also claimed in an interview with the New York Times that the issue of Iran's frozen assets is still an obstacle in the negotiations.
In contrast, Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araqchi, in a telephone conversation with his Omani counterpart yesterday, while explaining the latest status of the diplomatic process mediated by Pakistan, called reaching a final agreement conditional on stopping America's excessive approach and changing and contradictory positions, and said: "We are serious and steadfast in pursuing our legitimate rights and interests."
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