Multiple outlets report that U.S. President Donald Trump is considering whether to move forward with an Iran nuclear agreement, but has not made a final decision. One report quotes an official speaking on condition of anonymity, saying Trump would sign only a deal that meets his stated “redlines” and limits Iran’s nuclear ambitions. Another source says Iran indicates the agreement has not been finalised, implying that negotiations or outstanding terms are still in progress. The accounts do not specify what the final negotiating changes would be, nor do they give a timetable for a decision or a signature. Instead, they describe the decision-making process as ongoing and conditional: Trump is assessing whether any proposed arrangement satisfies his requirements, while Iran portrays the deal as not yet complete. Taken together, the reporting suggests the agreement’s status remains unsettled and that both sides are still working through the terms before any formal conclusion.