Trump says an Iran nuclear deal remains close

President Donald Trump said a nuclear agreement with Iran could be reached in the coming days, even as key disputes remain unresolved and talks have moved slowly. The main sticking points include uranium enrichment, sanctions relief, and the size of Iran's enriched uranium stockpile. U.S. officials and analysts say the talks are still alive because both sides appear to want to avoid a wider conflict after recent military exchanges and a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran. Supporters of the negotiations argue that economic pressure on Iran, along with the costs of renewed fighting, may keep diplomacy on track. But the article says there is still little public evidence that the two sides have bridged the core gaps needed for a final deal.