Trump demands Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey sign Abraham Accords as part of Iran deal

Former US President Donald Trump has issued a demand for Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Turkey to sign the Abraham Accords, framing it as a mandatory step within the ongoing negotiations with Iran. Trump announced this directive through his Truth Social account on Monday, asserting that these nations must "simultaneously sign onto the Abraham Accords."

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By copy of this TRUTH, I am asking my Representatives to begin, and successfully complete, the process of signing these Countries into the already Historic Abraham Accords.

Trump noted that other countries involved in the Iran talks were already signatories to the accords. He described the negotiations with Iran as a "complex puzzle" that is "proceeding nicely." However, he also issued a stark warning, stating that the United States would either achieve a "great deal" or "no deal," in which case the US would revert to a more confrontational stance, "shooting, but bigger and stronger than ever before."

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It should be mandatory that all of these countries, at a minimum, simultaneously sign onto the Abraham Accords.

The former president's pronouncements signal a potentially assertive approach to both regional diplomacy and the Iran nuclear talks, linking the normalization agreements in the Middle East to broader geopolitical strategies. The demand for the Abraham Accords to be signed by these specific countries underscores a key element of his administration's foreign policy objectives in the region.

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We will either achieve a great deal or no deal.