Trump: "New phase of talks with Iran could begin within hours"
U.S. President Donald Trump has indicated that a new round of negotiations with Iran could begin within the next 36 to 72 hours. This potential diplomatic shift follows Trump’s decision to extend a ceasefire and postpone military strikes, reportedly in response to a request from Pakistani leadership to facilitate a peaceful resolution. The talks would take place against a backdrop of an ongoing naval blockade of Iranian ports and previous U.S. allegations of ceasefire violations by Tehran.
US President Donald Trump told The New York Post that the next stage of talks with Iran could be held within the next 36-72 hours. He emphasized that "this is not impossible." The publication noted that this process is taking place amid the ongoing naval blockade around Iran's ports.
Previously, Trump announced that he had extended the truce with Iran and postponed the resumption of strikes against the Islamic Republic. This decision was made in response to a request from Pakistan's leadership to give Tehran an opportunity to develop unified proposals to resolve the conflict.
Earlier, Trump had also announced an extension of the ceasefire regime with Iran. He explained his statement with an appeal from Pakistan's leadership. Prior to this, the US president had stated that he did not intend to extend the existing truce regime. He also repeatedly accused Iran of violating ceasefire agreements, but did not provide specific details or evidence for these claims.
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