Trump has suggested that a new round of talks with Iran could begin on Monday, raising the prospect of renewed diplomatic efforts as the conflict continues.
Tehran has not responded to the suggestion that discussions are imminent. The absence of a public reply leaves uncertainty over whether talks will take place, who would attend, and what issues would be on the agenda.
The remarks come against a backdrop of earlier claims by Trump that a negotiated end to the war was close. Those previous suggestions were not followed by a sustained halt in hostilities, with strikes later resuming.
The possibility of talks is significant because it points to a potential diplomatic channel at a time when military action has continued. However, the limited information available means there is no confirmed agreement from Iran and no clear indication that negotiations are formally scheduled.
For now, the latest known position is that Trump has floated Monday as a possible start date for new discussions, while Tehran has yet to give a response. Until Iran confirms its position, the prospect of talks remains uncertain.
