The United States says a potential agreement involving Iran is still possible, even as President Donald Trump lowers expectations for timing. According to reports, Trump posts on his official account on Truth Social instructing his representatives not to rush into a deal during a specified window, suggesting the administration is not seeking a rapid outcome.
Separate coverage quotes US Secretary of State Marco Rubio saying that a deal to end the war with Iran remains possible. The two accounts are presented together as reflecting differing messaging within the US government: Rubio expresses continued openness to a negotiated outcome, while Trump’s remarks indicate a more cautious approach and slower expectations.
Both outlets frame the development as part of ongoing US diplomacy related to conflict with Iran, with the immediate focus on whether negotiations can produce an agreement. The reports do not provide additional details on the terms, timeline, or current status of negotiations beyond the broad assessment that a deal is still possible.
