Trump Says Talks With Iran Underway

President Donald Trump said negotiations with Iran are ongoing despite elevated regional tensions, adding that discussions continue while both sides assess possible outcomes amid diplomatic uncertainty.

Trump told reporters that U.S. naval forces, including large warships, are moving toward the region while diplomatic contacts with Iran proceed, stressing that future developments remain uncertain.

The comments came as tensions remain high, with Washington signaling military readiness while still pursuing diplomacy, reflecting a dual approach combining negotiations alongside visible military deterrence measures.

Meanwhile, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian confirmed he had authorized negotiations with Washington, with Tehran claiming the dialogue follows requests from regional countries seeking to reduce escalating tensions.

However, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned that any U.S. military action against Iran could spark a broader regional conflict, increasing concerns about stability across the Middle East.

Regional states have recently increased mediation efforts, fearing that direct confrontation between Iran and the United States could threaten energy supplies, trade routes, and broader economic stability.

Observers say continued dialogue could help reduce risks of confrontation, but warn that military deployments and mutual distrust still pose serious challenges to achieving lasting diplomatic progress.

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