Trump says Iran and Israel will soon sign a peace deal thanks to his mediation.

The President of the United States (US ), Donald Trump , assured on Sunday, June 15, that Iran and Israel, who are currently engaged in the worst direct conflict in their history, will sign a ceasefire “soon”, thanks to his skills as a negotiator and the process that, according to him, he has already initiated to put an end to the confrontation.

According to Europa Press , in a message published on his Truth Social platform , Trump highlighted his ability to calm other conflict scenarios and expressed confidence that the recent crisis between Iran and Israel will be another example of his diplomatic achievements.

“ There will soon be peace between Israel and Iran . Many calls and meetings are taking place. I do a lot and never get recognition for anything. "But it doesn't matter, people understand. Let's make the Middle East great again ," Trump declared.

The US president has been trying for several days to clarify the exact details of his country's participation in the military offensive Israel launched last Friday.

In the last 48 hours, he has stated that and was perfectly informed of the attack, Although this Sunday morning he pointed out that the United States had nothing to do with the latest Israeli actions.

In fact, shortly after publishing his message, Trump told ABC that while his country is not directly involved in the conflict, it considers it “ possible ” to become involved, although he did not provide further details.

He also said he was “ open ” to Russian President Vladimir Putin serving as a mediator . “He’s ready. He called me to talk about it. We had a long conversation about it ,” Trump said.

Iran , for its part, accused Trump of happily supporting the Israeli offensive, even though Tehran says the action undermines indirect talks between Washington and the Islamic Republic over its nuclear program .

“ Iran and Israel should and will come to an agreement, just as I got India and Pakistan to do,” Trump added. “In that case, they used trade with the United States to foster reason, cohesion, and common sense in the talks, with two excellent leaders who were able to make a decision quickly and stop the conflict,” he explained, referring to the recent clashes in Kashmir.

“Furthermore, during my first term, Serbia and Kosovo were clashing intensely, as they have for decades , and that conflict was on the verge of turning into war, but I stopped it. Another example is Egypt and Ethiopia, with their dispute over a huge dam that is affecting the majestic Nile River.”

“ There is peace, at least for now , thanks to my intervention, and it will remain so,” Trump concluded.

Trump insisted that his offer of negotiations with Iran remains in place, and clarified that there is currently no ultimatum for Tehran to come to the talks.

“ For now, there's no deadline. But they want to reach an agreement. They're negotiating,” the president stated, before referring again to the current crisis. “ Something like this was bound to happen,” he said, while viewing the conflict as a potential opportunity.

“In fact, it might actually speed up the process,” the US president concluded.