President Donald Trump says a deal with Iran could be just days away—yes, days—not months, not years, not endless “ongoing negotiations.” Imagine that.

In phone interviews with both Axios and Reuters, Trump expressed strong confidence that an agreement is nearly finalized, stating that talks are entering their final stage. According to him, Iranian negotiators are eager to meet and wrap things up quickly. “They want to make a deal,” Trump said, adding that it could be completed “in the next day or two.” That’s about as direct as it gets.

And in classic Trump fashion, he’s not ruling out stepping in personally to close it. The president indicated he may travel to Islamabad if necessary to finalize the agreement. No final decision yet—but the message is clear: he’s ready to get it done.

This builds on earlier remarks where Trump said Iran had “totally agreed” to give up its nuclear ambitions and that a deal was “very close.” Not “sort of close,” not “we’ll see”—very close. A refreshing level of clarity compared to the usual diplomatic word salad.

Reports also suggest another round of talks could take place soon in Pakistan, possibly as early as Monday, with U.S. negotiators already on standby. In other words, the pieces are in place—it’s just a matter of putting the final signature on the dotted line.

After years of tension and drawn-out negotiations, this moment could mark a major breakthrough. And if it does, it would represent a significant step toward stability in a region that has seen far too much uncertainty.

For now, all eyes are on the final talks. But if the momentum holds—and it certainly looks like it will—the world could be looking at a finalized deal sooner rather than later. And that’s the kind of progress people have been waiting for.