Trump says he has no timeline for Iran to rejoin talks

Former President Donald J. Trump said he has no set timetable for Iran’s return to the negotiating table, according to a recent interview. When asked by reporters about the next steps in U.S.–Iran talks, Trump replied that he does not have a schedule and that any progress would depend on the willingness of both sides to engage.

Trump’s remarks come amid renewed U.S. interest in reviving the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, which the Biden administration has been exploring while maintaining pressure on Tehran over its nuclear program. While the former president has repeatedly criticized the deal and the current administration’s approach, his comment underscores the uncertainty that still surrounds any potential diplomatic breakthrough.

In short, Trump’s statement signals that, from his perspective, the timeline for Iran’s re‑engagement remains undetermined and will hinge on future negotiations rather than a predetermined schedule.