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President Donald Trump is pushing for a dramatic expansion of the Abraham Accords as part of a sweeping new Middle East strategy tied directly to ongoing Iran nuclear negotiations. In a lengthy Truth Social statement, Trump said talks with Tehran are “proceeding nicely” but warned there will be no agreement unless it becomes a “Great Deal.” He also signaled that nations involved in the diplomatic process should join the Abraham Accords framework, potentially reshaping alliances across the region. The move reflects Trump’s broader effort to use Iran talks as leverage to build a new regional security order linking Israel and key Arab states.

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00:26President Donald Trump is now attempting
00:29something far bigger than just a ceasefire with Iran.
00:34Trump is pushing for a massive expansion of the Abraham Accords
00:38as part of a sweeping new Middle East deal.
00:42And according to Trump himself,
00:44there will be no partial agreement,
00:47no temporary fix, no narrow compromise.
00:51In a lengthy Truth Social post,
00:54Trump declared that negotiations with Iran are proceeding nicely,
00:58but warned that any final arrangement must become what he called a great deal.
01:05And then came the ultimatum.
01:07Trump said countries participating in the current diplomatic process
01:12must also join the Abraham Accords,
01:15the U.S.-brokered normalization framework between Israel and Arab states.
01:21The message signals a dramatic attempt to reshape the entire regional security order,
01:27using the Iran talks as leverage.
01:31Before making the announcement,
01:33Trump reportedly held discussions with several powerful regional leaders,
01:38including Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman,
01:42UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nayan,
01:46Qatar's Emir Tamim bin Hamad al-Fani,
01:50Pakistan Army Chief Asim Mounir,
01:52Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan,
01:56Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi,
01:59Jordan's King Abdullah II,
02:02and Bahrain's King Hamad bin Issa al-Khalifa.
02:06Trump praised the existing Abraham Accords members,
02:10including the UAE, Bahrain, Morocco, Sudan, and Kazakhstan,
02:15claiming the agreements created a financial, economic, and social boom.
02:20He called the Accords a pathway to peace and strength for the Middle East
02:25for the first time in 5,000 years.
02:29But perhaps the most striking part of Trump's statement was this.
02:33He said he would even welcome Iran into the Abraham Accords
02:38if Tehran agrees to a comprehensive deal with Washington,
02:42a historic possibility that would have been considered unthinkable just months ago.
02:49The broader negotiations currently focus on a ceasefire in the Strait of Hormuz,
02:55sanctions relief, maritime security, and future nuclear restrictions.
03:00But major disagreements remain,
03:02especially over Iran's highly enriched uranium stockpile
03:07and Tehran's proxy network.
03:09Analysts say Trump is now trying to combine all these issues
03:14into one giant regional agreement,
03:17linking diplomacy, economic integration,
03:21security guarantees, and normalization
03:23into a single geopolitical package.
03:27Supporters say it could redefine the Middle East.
03:30Critics warn it may be too ambitious
03:33and too politically explosive to succeed.
03:36The stakes could hardly be higher.
03:39Because Trump is no longer pursuing just a ceasefire,
03:43he appears to be attempting a complete redesign
03:46of the region's future balance of power.
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