Trump is confident of Khamenei's participation in negotiations with the United States

On June 3, US President Donald Trump expressed confidence that Iran's supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei is participating in Tehran's negotiation process with Washington.

"Trump stated that, in his opinion, Khamenei is "certainly involved" in making decisions on how to end the war, and that "they respect him very much" after Israeli airstrikes killed his father, the late Supreme leader Ali Khamenei, and other members on the first day of the war. his family," the New York Post quoted Trump as saying.

In addition, Trump noted that he would like to meet with the Iranian leader. In his opinion, after the conflict is over, they should meet in person.

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ABC News reported on June 2 that Trump is demanding written confirmation from Iran of specific concessions under the preliminary agreement on the nuclear program. It was clarified that Iran continues to review the draft agreement.

On June 1, Trump announced that a memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States could be concluded within the next week. The American leader also noted that he had not approved the previous version of the document, as he expects a number of additional points to be included in the memorandum.