Trump says top priority of Iran talks: No nuclear weapon
As Vice President JD Vance and top White House officials travel to Islamabad for peace talks with Iran, President Donald Trump projected confidence for how the negotiations would go, saying: "We'll be able to finish it off. One way or the other. It's going well."
"I wish him luck, he's got a big thing -- we'll find out what's going on," Trump told reporters on the tarmac as he departed D.C. for a political fundraiser in nearby Charlottesville. "Have a good team, and they meet tomorrow. We'll see how it all works out."

Trump downplayed the fact that his top condition for the ceasefire -- that the Strait of Hormuz must be open -- has not been met, saying he anticipated progress in opening the Strait "with or without" a deal. He later said that the Strait would open "fairly soon."
Asked to articulate what a good deal looks like, he said, "No nuclear weapon -- number one."
-ABC News' Isabella Murray




