President Trump says a U.S.-Iran agreement to end the fighting could be signed within “two or three days,” with some of the remaining work focused on finalizing documents rather than major unresolved issues. Multiple outlets report that Trump describes the prospective deal as a “very good deal” and suggests there are “no sticking points” or that final details can be completed quickly. At the same time, reporting also reflects differences in how quickly a deal is viewed from the Iranian side. CBS News reports that Iranian leaders indicate any deal with the White House is still days away, even as Trump expresses optimism for an early outcome. Other coverage notes that diplomacy remains tense and that recent military actions involving Israel and Iran continue to factor into expectations. NBC and Bloomberg similarly frame Trump’s comments around the possibility of signing soon, while indicating that specific issues may be addressed in later steps. Overall, the outlets converge on Trump’s public timeline and the idea that document finalization is imminent, with Iranian officials expressing a more cautious timeframe.