Former U.S. President Donald Trump says Iran wants a nuclear deal “quickly,” and describes Tehran as wanting a deal “quickly and badly,” according to separate reports. Both outlets attribute the comments to Trump and frame them as indicating that diplomatic negotiations could move forward.
The two sources largely align on the substance of the claim—Trump characterizes Iran’s desire for an agreement as urgent. However, their emphasis differs slightly: one report highlights the stronger phrasing that Iran wants a deal “quickly and badly,” while the other focuses on the shorter claim that Tehran wants a deal “quickly” and interprets it as a sign of a potential diplomatic opening. Neither account, in the provided excerpts, details the specific terms of any proposed agreement or states the reaction from Iranian officials.
Overall, the reports present the same core message from Trump—an assertion about Iran’s negotiating stance—while varying in the degree of emphasis on urgency and the implicit interpretation of what the comments may mean.
