U.S. President Donald Trump will not sign any agreement with Iran unless Tehran meets Washington’s core demands, according to a White House official cited by Al Jazeera. The statement followed a nearly two-hour meeting of the U.S.-Iran taskforce, where the official emphasized that Trump would only accept a deal beneficial to the United States and that no agreement would proceed if Iran failed to respect the U.S. red lines.

An Israeli official told CNN there were concerns that Trump might agree to what was described as a poor interim deal with Iran. The official added that any acceptable agreement must include the removal of Iran’s stockpile of enriched uranium.

The report, sourced from Middle East Eye, highlights ongoing tensions surrounding potential U.S.-Iran negotiations and differing views among allies over the terms of any future agreement.