U.S. President Donald Trump says the United States will not “rush” into a deal with Iran, saying “time is on our side.” Multiple outlets report that Trump is tempering earlier comments that suggested a peace agreement with Tehran was nearing completion. According to France 24, Trump told diplomatic representatives not to rush into an agreement with Iran to end the broader U.S.-Israeli war effort against Iran. The reported draft approach would delay or postpone talks over Iran’s nuclear programme, shifting first to reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a key maritime route in the region. Other coverage emphasizes that the blockade remains in place until an agreement is reached. Taken together, the reports depict a U.S. posture that conditions steps toward any settlement on further negotiations and maintains pressure while the two sides work through outstanding issues. The articles also describe Trump’s remarks as a recalibration of expectations after earlier signals of progress toward a potential deal.