Trump Optimistic About US‑Iran Deal to End War

U.S. President Donald Trump has stated that a resolution to the ongoing conflict with Iran is likely, citing recent diplomatic developments. The comment follows the cessation of U.S. airstrikes on Iranian territory over the weekend, a move that has been interpreted as a sign of easing tensions.

Trump’s remarks come amid renewed talks aimed at ending the hostilities that have escalated between the United States and Iran. The administration has reportedly been engaged in behind‑the‑scenes negotiations, with both sides acknowledging the potential for a negotiated settlement. The halt of airstrikes is seen as a concrete step toward deescalation, and officials say the diplomatic effort is gaining momentum.

If a deal is reached, it could bring an end to the current phase of the conflict and reduce the risk of further military escalation. The administration has urged all parties to maintain the cease‑fire and continue constructive dialogue, with additional details on the diplomatic effort available in the accompanying report.