US President Donald Trump has stated that there is a "good chance" of reaching an agreement in the ongoing negotiations with Iran.
According to the Operative Information Center-OMM, President Trump shared these remarks during a press briefing with journalists.
The US President noted that the current discussions between the parties are "very friendly," adding that Iran has expressed a willingness to engage and that diplomatic contacts are continuing. He emphasized his hope that a mutually beneficial agreement can be secured.
At the same time, President Trump warned that if diplomatic efforts fail to yield results, Washington remains prepared to resume the military operations it conducted two days ago. This stance reflects the administration's dual-track approach of pursuing diplomacy while maintaining a credible threat of force.
The current diplomatic tension between the United States and Iran stems from long-standing disagreements over Iran's nuclear program and regional security policies. The US has consistently sought to curb Iran's influence in the Middle East through a combination of economic sanctions and diplomatic pressure, while Tehran maintains that its actions are defensive and sovereign in nature.
