US President Donald Trump has stated that negotiations with Iran are "productive" and that he will not order an attack on the country before the upcoming November midterm elections.
Trump's comments come amid heightened tensions between Washington and Tehran over Iran's nuclear program. While he pointed to progress in the talks, he did not provide specific details.
The statement appears to contrast with the positions of both his own administration and the Iranian government. Previously, US Vice President J.D. Vance had stipulated that Iran must reduce its uranium enrichment activities to secure a deal with the United States.
Meanwhile, Iranian state media have reported that Tehran will not halt its enrichment activities, a stance that complicates efforts to reach a comprehensive agreement.
Analysts suggest Trump's remarks ruling out a pre-election attack could be an attempt to de-escalate tensions and signal a preference for a diplomatic solution, even as fundamental disagreements between the two nations persist.
The future of the negotiations remains uncertain and will depend on the ability of both sides to find common ground. The international community is closely watching the developments, as any military conflict in the region could have far-reaching consequences.
Source: Media reports
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