Trump: Second phase of U.S. -Iran deal negotiations 'easier'

On June 17, U.S. President Trump said when attending the G7 Summit in France on the 16th local time that the U.S. -Iran agreement negotiations have entered the second stage and are expected to progress more smoothly. Although Trump has repeatedly stressed that the United States will not provide financial support to Iran, it has been disclosed that Iran will receive multiple economic incentives in order to reach the preliminary memorandum of understanding and the signing of the final agreement. Trump said on the same day that the United States and Iran have successfully signed a memorandum of understanding online, and the U.S. -Iran agreement negotiations have entered the second stage. He said that "this should be easier than the first stage." Trump also said that a press conference would be held to officially announce the text of the memorandum of understanding and would be submitted to the U.S. Congress for review. Trump emphasized that "the text clearly stipulates that Iran will not possess nuclear weapons." This is also the core bottom line, otherwise it will suffer a devastating attack by the United States, and the United States will not provide any financial support to Iran. (CCTV News)