A Midlands Defence Analyst believes it's a hard situation to read.
America's top diplomat has described peace talks to end the war in Iran as a "work in progress".
Over the weekend, there were conflicting reports from Washington and Tehran about a possible imminent deal.
It's reported they have agreed to a deal in principle, but the final approval by leaders of both sides could take days.
Midlands Defence Analyst Declan Power says it's forever a hard situation to read:
Donald Trump's urging both sides to "take their time" when it comes to making a deal with Iran.
The US president has posted on social media that he won't rush into an agreement - even though he says its "final aspects" are being discussed.
According to reports, it could include a 60 day ceasefire and the reopening the Strait of Hormuz - although officials in Tehran say they will not give up control of the shipping route.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says an agreement on nuclear weapons will also be key:
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