Trump states that he is not pressed for time in the conflict with Iran and suggests that Tehran might accept an agreement due to economic difficulties.

President Donald Trump has avoided setting a deadline for resolving the conflict with Iran, emphasizing that he does not feel pressed for time in this situation. In a recent statement, Trump suggested that Iran, faced with severe economic difficulties, might be forced to accept a deal favorable to the United States. This position reflects the Trump administration's strategy of exerting economic pressure on Tehran, in hopes of obtaining concessions in nuclear negotiations. Although tensions between the two countries remain high, Trump seems to believe that a diplomatic solution could be possible, considering Iran's economic circumstances. This approach suggests flexibility in negotiations, but also an expectation of favorable developments in the future.