President Donald Trump said the United States is having what he described as good talks with Iran, signaling that diplomacy between Washington and Tehran is still moving forward. He also suggested there is a possible path to an agreement over the dispute between the two sides.
At the same time, Trump made clear that the diplomatic track has limits. He warned that U.S. strikes would resume if the negotiations fail to produce results, underscoring that the administration is combining talks with the threat of renewed military action.
His remarks came as drone attacks were reported in countries neighboring Iran, adding a new layer of tension to an already fragile regional situation. The timing highlights the difficulty of pursuing a deal while security threats continue to unsettle the broader Middle East.
For now, the message from Washington is that U.S.-Iran negotiations remain active, but the outcome is still uncertain. Any breakthrough would depend on whether the current talks can turn into a workable agreement and prevent the conflict from escalating again.
