Trump says Iran war will end after midterms, US will not resume talks

Washington’s president reaffirmed on Thursday that the United States will not reopen diplomatic talks with Iran, citing the collapse of earlier ceasefire attempts as the primary reason for the decision. In a press briefing, the leader emphasized that the recent failures demonstrated a lack of reliable partners and underscored the administration’s assessment that renewed negotiations would not advance American interests or regional stability.

The statement follows a series of stalled diplomatic efforts between the two nations, including multiple ceasefire agreements that dissolved without lasting peace. By maintaining its current stance, the United States signals a continued focus on alternative strategies to address concerns over Iran’s regional activities, while leaving open the possibility of future engagement should conditions change.