Before the US-Iran talks in Geneva, US President Donald Trump stated that Tehran wants to sign an agreement. "I think they want an agreement. And I don't think they want to face the consequences if they don't get an agreement," Trump told reporters.
The American leader also called Iran a bad negotiator, but expressed hope that Iran will be "more reasonable". "I will indirectly participate in these negotiations, and they will be very important.
We'll see what happens," Trump said. Representatives of Tehran and Washington will hold a second round of consultations on Iran's nuclear program in Geneva on Tuesday, amid US President Donald Trump's announcement to increase military presence in the Middle East and signs of Iran's willingness to compromise.
