Donald Trump is turning up the heat on the Middle East. According to Jerusalem Post, the US President took to Truth Social to drop a massive mandate: any country involved in the current Iran nuclear negotiations must sign the Abraham Accords.
Trump named Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey, and Pakistan as the key players who need to get on board. He thinks it’s a no-brainer to make this upcoming Iran settlement a truly historic event, even teasing that getting Iran itself to join the accords later down the line would be “something special.”
As for the talks? Trump says they are moving along nicely like a “complex puzzle,” but warns it’s either a grand slam deal or back to the battlefront.
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