Trump Says Any Iran Deal Must Serve Israel's Interests

U.S. President Donald Trump said any agreement with Iran must align with Israel's interests, setting a new condition for any possible deal as Washington and Tehran continue talks over a fresh draft. The developing framework is said to cover both ending the war in the region and Iran's nuclear program. Trump said he would not sign any agreement with Iran unless it is beneficial for Israel, underscoring the strategic weight he is attaching to the negotiations. The future of the U.S.-Iran talks is being closely watched as officials work on the new memorandum. Questions remain over Trump's Iran strategy, with reports indicating he is weighing a diplomatic settlement against military options. The uncertainty has added to expectations around the next phase of U.S. policy toward Tehran. Diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions in the region are continuing, while Pakistan said a memorandum of understanding to end the war has reached its final stages. That announcement added to momentum around efforts to secure a broader political settlement.