Trump says he is ‘not satisfied’ with Iran’s peace proposal days after claiming deal was imminent

The Independent World Thursday 28 May 2026, 10:13 UTC By Alex Croft 1 min read

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The US president said Washington ‘will be’ satisfied with a peace deal at some point - without giving a timeframe

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Trump says he is ‘not satisfied’ with Iran’s peace proposal days after claiming deal was imminent

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