Donald Trump Confirms Ongoing Iran Talks, Says ‘We’ll See What Happens’

U.S. President Donald Trump has reiterated his willingness to reach a deal with Iran, saying he does not want to see more people lose their lives. His latest remarks come as diplomatic efforts between Washington and Tehran continue, raising fresh speculation about the future of US-Iran relations.

In a speech, Trump said discussions with Iran are still ongoing and he was hopeful that negotiations would yield positive outcomes. “We are talking to Iran, we will see what happens,” he said, leaving the details of the talks to be unknown.

In an interview with Fox News earlier, Trump stressed actions spoke louder than words. He said the coming days would decide whether Iran would be able to reach an agreement, and the negotiation was its desire.

The U.S. president also cautioned that an Iranian refusal of a deal would ultimately be bad for Iran, arguing that it would be in Iran’s best interests to sign the agreement. But he wouldn’t specify terms or when any possible deal might be reached.

Trump’s remarks come as international eyes are being focused on US-Iran talks. Any resolution of the impasse may have far-reaching consequences for the region, global energy markets and diplomacy in the Middle East, analysts say.

While no formal agreement has been announced, Trump’s remarks indicate that diplomatic channels remain open and that both sides are continuing discussions despite longstanding tensions.