Trump: Positive Talks with Iran Likely

The United States confirmed that there are "good" talks with Iran regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and reaching a comprehensive nuclear agreement, with a "great possibility" of making progress. However, President Trump hinted at the potential return to strong military action if diplomatic efforts fail. Conversely, Iran denied the existence of direct negotiations with Washington, asserting that it is not currently engaged in any talks with the United States, and that the messages delivered by mediators do not reflect a direct negotiating process. Trump affirmed that he has given negotiations a chance, but he acknowledges that there is limited time for this, and that he may resort to the use of force again if diplomatic efforts do not yield results. The current efforts are focused on reviving the nuclear deal and reopening the Strait of Hormuz, under regional supervision by Oman and Qatar. Meanwhile, Iran accuses Washington of expanding military operations and unlawfully changing movement patterns in the strait.

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