Trump Secures Iranian Nuclear Guarantees Amid Revised Peace Proposal

US President Donald Trump says he has secured guarantees from Iran that it will not develop nuclear weapons, amid reports that he has sent an even tougher peace proposal back to Tehran. Any changes to the proposal could further delay an agreement to formally end the Middle East war and open the Strait of Hormuz. Despite weeks of intense rhetoric and sporadic armed conflicts, efforts are being made to seal the deal. The New York Times and Axios media outlets reported on Saturday that Trump has sent back a new draft for Iran's consideration with "even tighter" conditions, though it was not immediately clear what was involved. Trump has said his priorities for any agreement include preventing Iran from developing any nuclear weapons and blocking the Strait of Hormuz. He told his daughter-in-law in an interview on Saturday that "there must be no guarantees" that the deal will be re-opened.