Diplomacy – President Donald Trump said the United States is currently engaged in discussions with Iran, confirming that talks are underway and involve more than one meeting. Speaking at a White House event on Tuesday, the president also reiterated his desire for Russian President Vladimir Putin to bring an end to the war in Ukraine, addressing two major foreign policy issues in brief but pointed remarks to reporters.

Trump responded affirmatively when asked whether negotiations with Iran were taking place this week, signaling that diplomatic contacts are active. While he did not provide details on the schedule or structure of the talks, he suggested that discussions are occurring in multiple locations and remain ongoing.
Negotiations With Iran Continue Behind Closed Doors
Pressed by reporters for specifics on where the meetings are being held and what Washington expects from Tehran, Trump declined to offer precise information. He noted that discussions are happening across different settings and emphasized that the process is still unfolding.
According to the president, Iranian officials appear open to reaching an understanding. Trump said Tehran is interested in making progress, though he stopped short of predicting an outcome. He added that the administration would wait to see whether negotiations lead to concrete results.
Trump also alluded to previous tensions between the two countries, recalling earlier U.S. military action that raised the stakes for Iran. Referring to a past operation, he suggested that Tehran is keen to avoid a repeat of such events. In his view, that concern has contributed to Iran’s willingness to return to the negotiating table.
Administration Confirms Multiple Meetings
The president stressed that diplomatic engagement with Iran is not limited to a single session. He confirmed that more than one meeting is taking place but again declined to share locations or timelines, citing sensitivity around the talks.
Trump characterized the discussions as active and ongoing, reinforcing that communication channels remain open. His comments indicated that negotiations are still at a formative stage, with no immediate announcement expected.
Ukraine War and a Temporary Pause in Fighting
Turning to the conflict in Ukraine, Trump spoke about a brief reduction in hostilities that occurred during a period of extreme cold. He explained that the pause lasted roughly a week and ended once conditions changed.
According to Trump, military strikes resumed shortly after the pause concluded. He described the renewed fighting as intense but said the temporary halt had been honored as agreed. The president’s remarks suggested that while limited understandings can be reached, they have not translated into lasting peace.
Trump Calls for an End to the Conflict
Trump reiterated his position that the war in Ukraine should come to an end. He said he has spoken directly with Vladimir Putin and urged him to stop the fighting altogether.
The president indicated that Putin has expressed interest in a broader resolution to the conflict, though Trump did not provide details on what form such an agreement might take. He emphasized that his own preference is a complete end to the war rather than temporary pauses or partial measures.
Remarks Made During White House Event
The comments were delivered during a bill-signing ceremony at the White House, where Trump addressed domestic policy matters before taking questions from the press on international issues. His responses touched on diplomacy, security, and ongoing global challenges.
Meeting With Colombian President Gustavo Petro
Trump also discussed his meeting earlier Tuesday with Colombian President Gustavo Petro. He described the conversation as constructive and said the two leaders found common ground on several issues.
According to Trump, discussions focused on counter-narcotics cooperation and the possible use of sanctions. He said both sides are continuing to work on these matters, along with other areas of mutual interest, and characterized the overall tone of the meeting as positive.
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