President Donald Trump suggested that good progress had been made in talks with Iran about its nuclear program, and an announcement might come in the next two days. Trump's positive view, however, was different from the more careful opinion of the Omani mediator, who said the progress from the recent fifth round of talks in Rome was "some but not final." Even so, Trump highlighted the "serious progress" that happened during the weekend discussions. These talks, which occurred at the Omani Embassy in Rome, included U.S. representatives Steve Witkoff, the Mideast envoy, and Michael Anton, the State Department's policy planning director. The main goal of the negotiation is to limit Iran's nuclear program if the U.S. removes some economic sanctions on Iran.