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President Trump stated that an agreement with Iran will be signed today in Pakistan

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20 April 2026, 17:05
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American President Donald Trump announced that an agreement with Iran will be signed today in Pakistan, according to a statement made for Fox News and reported by Al Jazeera. Trump confirmed that Vice President JD Vance and the American delegation are heading to Islamabad for discussions, emphasizing that these are essential and that there is no room for failure. He mentioned that he was prepared to meet with Iranian leaders if a decisive solution is reached. Additionally, a representative of Iran stated that the country is positively considering the possibility of participating in peace negotiations with the US, although no final decision has been made. Pakistani mediators are working to facilitate Tehran's participation in negotiations, in the context where the US is demanding Iran's abandonment of nuclear weapons.

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