Former US President Donald Trump repeatedly announced an agreement with Iran, ultimately eroding his credibility regarding the issue. This history of declarations and subsequent actions has created a complex situation as current negotiations attempt to de-escalate tensions. Experts suggest that a less-than-perfect agreement may now be sufficient to achieve a temporary easing of conflict between the two nations. The repeated announcements without concrete follow-through have diminished trust in future US commitments. This lack of credibility complicates current diplomatic efforts, potentially requiring concessions to rebuild confidence. An imperfect deal, while not fully resolving all issues, could still represent a pragmatic step towards stability. The focus is now on whether current administrations can navigate this challenging landscape and secure a workable understanding.