Iran says it is seeking concrete action, not statements from the United States, after reporting that President Donald Trump is considering a preliminary U.S.-Iranian agreement. Multiple sources attribute the comments to Iran’s top negotiator, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, who says Iran wants the United States to follow up with steps rather than promises. The remarks come amid questions about what any potential accord would involve and how it would be implemented.
According to reports cited by both outlets, US officials have said a peace-related framework could be close. The proposed arrangement being discussed would include extending a ceasefire and potentially opening the Strait of Hormuz, a strategically important waterway for international oil shipments. The narrative is also framed against Iran’s prior posture of defiance and skepticism about US intentions.
While the sources agree on Iran’s message and the reported US consideration of a preliminary deal, they do not provide confirmed details on whether negotiations are actively producing finalized terms or a signed agreement. The situation remains contingent on further diplomatic discussions and verification of practical steps by both sides.
