BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 17. US President Donald Trump is facing growing political challenges in securing support for the Iran agreement on Capitol Hill, according to analysts, despite public confidence from the White House.
TurkicWorld reports that observers say that while the administration has presented the agreement as a major diplomatic breakthrough, internal and external pressures could complicate its implementation in the coming days, particularly ahead of the formal signing expected in Switzerland.
The final signing ceremony is expected to take place with US Vice President JD Vance representing Washington, but concerns remain over regional instability, including ongoing Israeli military activity in Lebanon, which analysts say could threaten the fragile diplomatic environment.
Commentators note that one of the biggest challenges for the Trump administration will be securing political backing in the United States, especially among lawmakers who are sceptical of the agreement and closely aligned with pro-Israel positions.
Analysts also point to Trump’s recent public remarks, in which he has described elements of Iran’s leadership in more moderate terms, as a potential factor that could complicate efforts to build bipartisan support in Congress.
The president is reportedly considering submitting the agreement for congressional review, a move that could intensify debate on Capitol Hill and determine the long-term viability of the deal.
