Trump Announces Sanctions Relief for Iran Conditional on Peace Deal, Excludes Lebanon
US President Donald Trump declared that sanctions relief and asset unfreezing for Iran will only occur after a peace deal is reached. He excluded Lebanon from short-term agreements, emphasizing that Iran must face consequences for its actions. The statement comes as the conflict enters its 100th day without a permanent resolution.
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Iranian officials have indicated the release of funds would build 'trust' needed to reach lasting deal ending war.
He also said that he was not demanding that Lebanon be a part of a short-term deal with Tehran
US President Donald Trump stated that sanctions relief and asset unfreezing for Iran are contingent on a peace deal, with potential future concessions if Tehran "behaves." He clarified Lebanon's exclusion from short-term agreements. Trump emphasized Iran's need to face consequences after decades of perceived impunity, noting the conflict's 100-day mark without a permanent resolution.
President Trump stated Iran has not yet agreed to a deal to end the ongoing conflict, citing leadership pride and resolve. He believes Tehran will eventually concede, as they've faced insufficient consequences for decades.