Trump hints he may skip U.S.-Iran deal signing ceremony; text to be released soon

U.S. President Donald Trump has suggested that he might not personally attend the formal signing ceremony for the U.S.-Iran peace agreement, which is scheduled to take place in Geneva, Switzerland, on Friday, June 19. During a joint press conference with French President Emmanuel Macron in France, Trump indicated his potential absence, stating, "Pence will handle this matter, and I will likely have already left by then."

However, U.S. officials have revealed that both President Trump and Vice President Mike Pence have already signed the agreement through remote online signatures. This indicates that the highest level of U.S. approval for the deal has been completed, even if Trump does not attend the physical signing ceremony.

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Pence will handle this matter, and I will likely have already left by then.

Trump expressed an optimistic outlook on the agreement, stating, "I hope we can get along, and if not, we will go back to the original state." He also mentioned that the text of the U.S.-Iran agreement would be made public soon, likely after the formal signing ceremony on Friday.

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I hope we can get along, and if not, we will go back to the original state.