Trump says Iran may one day join Abraham Accords as US-Tehran ties improve

US President Donald Trump has said he does not rule out Iran joining the Abraham Accords in the future, describing the current state of US-Iranian relations as "a much more professional and productive one," according to TASS.

Trump made the remarks without specifying a timeline or preconditions for any potential Iranian accession to the normalisation framework.

The Abraham Accords, which normalised relations between Israel and several Arab states, have not previously included Iran, which remains a regional adversary of Israel.

The statement comes amid broader diplomatic signalling between Washington and Tehran, though no formal talks or agreements were cited in the report.