CIA Director John Ratcliffe warned President Donald Trump and senior U.S. officials that American intelligence assessments have raised serious doubts about Iran’s ability to meet the nuclear concessions Washington seeks in a final agreement. According to an Axius report, Ratcliffe, along with Marco Rubio and Pete Hegseth, expressed concern over the deal’s progress, while GD Vance, Steve Vickaf and Jared Kushner supported continuing negotiations. The concerns stem from intelligence indicating that private discussions by some Iranian officials diverge from the commitments presented to U.S. negotiators, suggesting Iran’s intentions do not align with the proposed obligations. The White House said Trump reviewed the differing adviser opinions but made the final decision himself, and a U.S. official claimed the draft accord satisfies key U.S. conditions, including preventing Iran’s nuclear weapons capability, relinquishing high‑enriched uranium stockpiles, and averting threats to global energy supply.