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Trump says peace deal with Iran could come in ‘two or three days’
U.S. President Trump claims a Middle East peace deal with Iran could be reached in two or three days, stopping Iran's nuclear program and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Recent strikes between Iran and Israel and Trump's communication with Israeli PM Netanyahu are highlighted, with a ceasefire in effect since April but tensions persist.
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