Trump Seeks to Revive Abraham Accords Amid Iran Nuclear Talks

Middle Eastern outlets stress Iran’s public rejection of parts of Trump’s narrative and Tehran’s insistence that it is still reviewing any draft. They underline that Iran worries a rushed deal could lock in military and economic limits while Trump uses Gulf states’ security concerns to extract more open ties with Israel. Regional commentary also notes that Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE are weighing US demands against domestic opinion and their own leverage over oil and security issues.

• •Iranian officials deny that a final deal has been reached and say Trump is overstating progress.
• •Tehran warns that any agreement must respect Iran’s sovereignty and not force it to hand enriched uranium to Russia or China under US terms.
• •Regional commentators argue that Trump is using Gulf states’ fear of Iran to push them toward deeper normalization with Israel.
• •Gulf sources highlight that Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE want clearer US security guarantees before making new public commitments to Israel.
• •Iranian media warn that a deal focused on short-term ceasefire gains without sanctions relief could leave Iran more vulnerable later.