Iran has submitted a modified proposal in ongoing negotiations, according to reports from the region. The development comes as former US President Donald Trump claimed that Iranian officials are eager to reach an agreement, stating they are “dying to sign” a deal.
The revised proposal represents Iran’s latest attempt to move forward in discussions that have been stalled for some time. Details of the specific changes made to the proposal have not been fully disclosed, though diplomatic sources suggest key modifications were made to address previous points of contention.
Trump’s comments reflect his confidence in the negotiating position of the United States, suggesting that Iran faces significant pressure to reach a settlement. His remarks underscore the high stakes involved in the talks, with both sides seeking to resolve longstanding disputes over Iran’s nuclear programme.
The submission of the revised proposal indicates that negotiations have not entirely broken down, despite recent tensions in the region. Both Iran and the US have historically used diplomatic back-and-forth to gradually narrow differences on issues including sanctions relief and nuclear programme constraints.
The outcome of these negotiations remains uncertain, with observers noting that significant gaps still exist between the two sides on key issues. International partners, including European nations, continue to monitor developments closely given the global implications of any agreement or breakdown in talks.

Source: Ynet — Original article in Hebrew.