Former U.S. President Donald Trump indicated that “very friendly negotiations” are currently underway concerning the conflict involving Iran, following a third day without reported attacks from the involved parties. Speaking to reporters from Air Force One, Trump expressed a belief that the conflict might conclude by Friday, stating, “I think there is a good chance that something will happen.”
Despite this positive outlook, Trump issued a caution, warning that Washington would revert to previous actions if the ongoing negotiations fail to yield results.
He stated that the decision to pause U.S. attacks on Iran on Friday was prompted by requests from mediating nations, who asked for additional time for the talks. Meanwhile, Tehran has publicly denied that direct negotiations are taking place.
Furthermore, Iranian sources have reported that the nation has also suspended its own attacks. The statements from both sides highlight differing accounts regarding the status and nature of the diplomatic efforts intended to de-escalate the regional war. The differing claims regarding ongoing talks complicate the narrative surrounding any potential cessation of hostilities between the involved parties.
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