Trump’s detailed meeting on Iran and Gaza at Camp David

According to RCO News Agency, two US officials and an informed source told the Axius website that US President Donald Trump and his entire foreign policy team came together on Sunday hours at Camp David to discuss US strategy on Iran’s nuclear program and Gaza war.

According to the report, Trump’s efforts to reach a nuclear deal with Iran and an agreement on the ceasefire and the release of Zionist prisoners in Gaza have recently faced obstacles.

A senior US official told Axius that the US president sees the two issues and sees part of the larger reality of the region he is trying to form.

US officials said the meeting at Camp David included several policy sessions.

The meeting was about Iran and Gaza, Trump, his deputy, GDP Venus, Foreign Minister Marco Rubio, Defense Minister Pete Hegst, White House Chief of the Office of the White House, Special Representative Steve Wetakaf, CIA President John Rutcliffe, Terry Grabard.

Trump said Monday that the generals and admirals were also present at the meetings, but refused to say details.

“The gathering gave all the senior government officials to sit for hours and talk about these issues,” a US official said.

The White House did not respond to the request.

Axius also claimed that Iranian officials are finalizing their response to the US nuclear deal proposal and are expected to provide a negative official response within the next four hours.

A senior White House official also said that there have been signs that, although Iran says “no”, will expressed his willingness to continue the talks. “We have made a very difficult offer to the Iranians and we expect them to give a sharp answer,” he said.

Trump said Monday that the Iranians are “good negotiations” but “sometimes get too strict,” he said, “We are trying to make an agreement so that destruction and death will not happen … I hope this is the result, but maybe not. We will understand soon. “

The White House announced that Trump’s initial deadline for agreement would end on Thursday, though the two sides are currently willing to continue the conversation.

Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is more inclined to pursue a military option, though he has assured Trump that he will not take action until the talks continue.

Trump made a phone call with Netanyahu on Monday before leaving Camp David.

Trump told reporters after the call that Iran’s demands are “unacceptable”, especially about enrichment of uranium. “So far, they have not reached an agreement,” he said. “It’s hard to say, because the alternative option is very dangerous.”

Meanwhile, the Iranian Foreign Ministry announced that the sixth round of indirect talks with the US side will be held in Muscat, Oman on Sunday. A senior US official also said that on Friday in Oslo is another option for negotiations.

A US official said Trump and Netanyahu also discussed the situation in Gaza.

Trump told Netanyahu that he was happy to enter Gaza, but the ceasefire talks have been in a deadlock for weeks, despite cross -sectoral optimism.

An American official and an Israeli official said efforts to soften Hamas’s stance against the US proposal have made progress in recent days, some of which have been the result of more pressure from Qatari intermediaries.

“We do not expect to get the final result this week, but there are definitely some progress and we are closer to the agreement we thought,” the US official said.

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