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Iran US News In Hindi: Amidst the increasing tension in the Middle East, there has been a major change in the stance of US President Donald Trump. His statements, which came out on Sunday, February 1, 2026, have sparked a new discussion in global diplomacy. Trump, who till some time ago was threatening a devastating military attack on Iran, has now hinted at talks and compromise.

‘Let’s see what we can do’

Recently, in a special interview given to Fox News, President Trump said that Iran is talking to us, let’s see what we can do, otherwise we will see what happens. Trump clarified that Iran is currently at the negotiation table. However, to maintain pressure, America has also deployed a large naval fleet in the Gulf region. This statement has come at a time when just a few weeks ago there was a war-like situation between America and Iran.

Trump’s two main conditions and old warnings

Earlier, the Trump administration had warned Iran that if no deal was reached on its nuclear program, ‘time was running out’ And the next American attack will be much more deadly than the attacks carried out in June last year.

Trump has mainly made two demands before Iran: first, Iran should completely stop its nuclear weapons program and its international monitoring should be ensured and second, killing of people in the ongoing protests within the country should be stopped. It is noteworthy that since December 2025, there were reports of deaths of thousands of people in the ongoing protests in Iran.

Military pressure and diplomatic efforts

The US has deployed the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln in the Middle East to maintain strategic pressure on Iran. On the other hand, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has also supported diplomacy, saying that Iran is ready for an agreement if the talks are ‘fair and equitable’.

Why did Trump’s attitude change?

Experts believe that there could be many reasons behind this change. On one hand, Türkiye, Egypt, Pakistan and Gulf countries are continuously making diplomatic efforts to avoid this conflict. On the other hand, the deepening economic crisis and public revolt within Iran may have forced Tehran to adopt a flexible stance. The Trump administration also probably wants to avoid a full-scale war so that the global economy and the stability of the Middle East are not affected.