Trump says all countries should join Abraham Accords as Iran deal framework advances

U.S. President Donald Trump said in a post on Truth Social that negotiations with Iran are “proceeding nicely,” warning that any outcome must be either a “great deal for all or no deal at all,” adding that otherwise the situation would return to “the battlefront,” but “bigger and stronger than ever,” something he said nobody wants.

He said that after extensive U.S. efforts to assemble what he described as a “very complex puzzle,” it should be mandatory that all countries involved simultaneously sign the Abraham Accords as a minimum requirement for any broader settlement.

Trump stressed that it should begin with the immediate signing by Saudi Arabia and Qatar, with other countries following, warning that those who refuse should not be included in the deal, as it would show “bad intention.”

He added that if Iran reaches an agreement with him as President of the United States, it would be an “honor” for Iran to also join the Abraham Accords, describing the initiative as an “unparalleled world coalition” that would bring unity, strength, and economic power to the Middle East.

He further said he has asked his representatives to begin and complete the process of bringing additional countries into the Abraham Accords framework.