Trump says he wants Iran deal, will add more countries to Abraham Accords
President Donald Trump delivered a speech at the Gulf Cooperation Council in Riyadh, where he reiterated his commitment to making a deal with Iran. He emphasized the need for Iran to stop sponsoring terrorism, end its proxy wars, and abandon its pursuit of nuclear weapons in order to move forward with negotiations. Trump also expressed his desire to expand upon the success of the Abraham Accords by including more countries in the historic agreement.
During his address to the leaders of the Gulf Cooperation Council, Trump commended the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain for their courage in signing the Abraham Accords, which normalized relations with Israel. He highlighted the significance of these agreements in promoting peace and stability in the region and expressed his intention to build upon this progress by involving additional nations in the accords.
Following a meeting with Syria’s Interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa, Trump announced the lifting of sanctions on Syria, signaling a potential shift in U.S. policy towards the country. He also addressed the situation in Lebanon, urging its leaders to work towards a future free from the influence of Hezbollah and to establish a prosperous and peaceful nation.
In closing, Trump emphasized his vision for a thriving Middle East that serves as a hub for commerce, diplomacy, and culture. He underscored the region’s strategic importance and expressed his commitment to fostering cooperation and prosperity among its nations.
After his speech at the Gulf Cooperation Council, Trump is scheduled to visit Qatar as part of his four-day tour of the Middle East. The trip aims to strengthen diplomatic ties and advance U.S. interests in the region.
This article was written by Bradford Betz, a breaking news reporter for Fox News Digital, covering a wide range of topics including crime and politics. Emma Colton from Fox News Digital also contributed to this report.
