Trump Hints at Breakthrough with Iran: ‘I Think We’re About to See Something’

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday that negotiations with Iran are progressing significantly, suggesting that a breakthrough may be on the horizon. “We’re making very good progress with Iran, and I think we’re about to see something,” he told reporters.

Trump noted that there are only “two possible outcomes — a smart one and a violent one,” adding, “I don’t think anyone wants to see the latter.” His remarks signal cautious optimism while emphasizing the stakes involved in the ongoing dialogue.

He also revealed that while an agreement has yet to be finalized, the process is in its final stages. “We still have to agree on the final phase of the document, but I think you might be very surprised by what happens there,” Trump said.

The statement comes amid a backdrop of heightened regional tensions and follows Trump’s recent warning to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against striking Iran. Observers view his comments as part of a broader effort to steer the crisis toward diplomacy.