Jaipur: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said a deal with Iran could still be reached within days, despite recent US strikes that have increased tensions around ongoing ceasefire efforts.
Speaking during a visit to India, Rubio said negotiations in Qatar are continuing, with both sides working through detailed wording of a draft agreement.
According to Beyond Time News, diplomatic discussions remain active despite the escalation.
Talks in Doha Continue
Rubio said talks are focused on finalising language in the draft deal and could take several more days.
US Position
He reiterated that the US is aiming for a “good deal or no deal,” echoing President Donald Trump’s stance.
Strait of Hormuz Issue
Rubio also said the Strait of Hormuz must remain open, calling any disruption to shipping unacceptable and stressing freedom of navigation.
Ongoing Tensions
The statement comes as US strikes in southern Iran have heightened tensions, even as diplomatic efforts continue.
Rubio Says Iran Deal Could Still Materialise ‘Today’
Conclusion
US officials say a deal is still possible, but uncertainty remains as talks and tensions continue simultaneously.
