Trump says Iran deal ‘very possible’ despite fragile ceasefire
The article centers Trump's direct statements and optimistic framing about Iran negotiations while acknowledging contradictions (ceasefire on 'life support' vs. deal 'very possible'). Language is largely neutral reporting of Trump's claims, though the characterization of Iran's leadership as 'very dishonourable' reflects Trump's framing without editorial pushback or counterpoint from Iranian officials or independent analysts. The piece presents Trump's perspective as primary without substantive sourcing from diplomatic experts, Iranian responses, or context on previous negotiation failures.
Primary voices: elected official
- This article does not address Iran's stated conditions or perspective on negotiations
- This article does not provide expert analysis on the feasibility of a deal given current conditions
- This article does not explain what specific 'setbacks' Trump references or their causes
- This article does not clarify what agreement Trump claims to have reached 'four or five times'
Framing may shift as ceasefire negotiations develop or if new diplomatic initiatives materialize.
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Trump says Iran deal ‘very possible’ despite fragile ceasefire US President Donald Trump has said a diplomatic breakthrough with Iran remains within reach, even after warning that the ceasefire is on “life support”. Speaking to reporters, Trump insisted his administration could still secure an agreement, despite repeated setbacks. “I think it’s very possible. I’ve had a deal with them four or five times; they change their mind,” he said, describing Iran’s leadership as “very dishonourable
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