Trump's proposed modifications to the agreement led to a one-week extension of the US-Iran negotiations

According to CNN, officials stated that after meeting with advisors on Friday, Trump made modifications to the proposed agreement with Iran, which will extend the negotiation process by another week. The specific modifications requested by Trump are unclear, but officials indicated that the president insists on including tougher language regarding Iran's nuclear commitments and guarantees for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. There are also concerns about the economic relief measures that the agreement might provide to Iran.

Additionally, Trump previously stated that the U.S. would take over and destroy Iran's stockpile of highly enriched uranium, and he mentioned that the agreement does not involve any exchange of funds. However, the Iranian side stated that the current negotiations do not involve details of the nuclear program and insists that any agreement must include arrangements related to funding. It remains unclear how these differences will be resolved as both sides continue to bargain over the wording of the agreement.