Several outlets report that US President Donald Trump is pressing for broader adoption of the Abraham Accords as part of a wider Iran-related peace effort. In statements reported by Channel NewsAsia and The Hindu, Trump argues that momentum for the accords should begin with immediate sign-ups by Saudi Arabia and Qatar, followed by other countries. He also characterizes the process as requiring coordinated commitments, saying that countries should sign onto the Abraham Accords “at a minimum” in a way that is simultaneous. The reports present Trump’s position that the US’s work in helping bring together complex regional agreements should lead to a more mandatory and widespread commitment by participating states. The coverage does not indicate changes to the accords’ substantive terms, but instead focuses on Trump’s demand for expanded participation and timing. Both sources frame the call for wider sign-up as tied to the goal of supporting a broader peace arrangement involving Iran.