Trump says that US continues to engage in indirect dialogue with Iran
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- President Donald Trump said he will allow more time for negotiations with Iran while maintaining that talks remain ongoing.
- Analysts say recent military threats may have been intended to pressure Tehran into concessions, but no agreement has yet been reached.
US President Donald Trump said negotiations with Iran remain active and that he is prepared to allow more time for a potential agreement, despite signaling that the window for diplomacy will be limited.
Trump has repeatedly said his negotiators are in constant contact with Iranian counterparts, either directly or through mediators, maintaining throughout recent tensions that dialogue between the two sides has continued.
His latest comments come after days of heightened speculation over possible military action against Iran.
Political observers said the recent threat of military action may have been part of a pressure campaign aimed at convincing Tehran to accept US demands.
However, analysts argue that if the strategy was intended to force Iran into concessions, it has so far failed, with no breakthrough announced and Trump now shifting toward extending negotiations rather than escalating militarily.
Trump said he is giving diplomacy additional time but indicated that the extension would not be indefinite.
Amid the diplomatic developments, Trump also posted on social media celebrating his victory in the senior division of the Bedminster Club Golf Tournament.
