US President Donald Trump says Washington is not rushing an agreement with Iran, as more details about the proposed deal begin to emerge. According to reporting from multiple Australian outlets, Trump states that the US position remains that the blockade affecting Iranian ships in the Strait of Hormuz will continue while negotiations proceed. He says the measure will “remain in full force and effect until an agreement is reached, certified, and signed.” The comments are presented as part of Trump’s broader messaging around the pace and conditions for a potential Iran agreement. While the outlets do not provide further, consistent specifics on the deal’s technical terms, they align on Trump’s central point: the US maintains the blockade until a completed agreement is formally confirmed through certification and signing. The three articles reflect the same reported language and policy stance, emphasizing continuity of the Strait of Hormuz restriction rather than any immediate easing tied to progress in talks.