U.S. President Donald Trump stated that any future agreement he makes with Iran would be a 'better and proper' deal, superior to the one reached under former President Barack Obama. In a post on his social media platform Truth Social, Trump claimed that the Obama-era deal gave Iran large sums of cash and a clear path to developing nuclear weapons.

Trump added that his proposed deal would be the opposite, though he noted that the negotiations were not yet fully completed and that few people knew its details. He urged the public not to listen to critics who, he said, were commenting on matters they did not understand.

His remarks came amid criticism from political opponents following reports that the ongoing discussions did not include Iran’s nuclear program. Trump insisted he does not make 'bad deals' and argued that the Iran issue should have been resolved years ago.