Trump signals nearing end of Iran war, cites direct communication
President Trump expressed hope that the war with Iran is nearing its end, claiming direct communication from Iran without details. This marks a potential shift toward de-escalation, though the nature and status of talks remain unclear. If confirmed, it could reduce conflict risk and support risk-on sentiment.
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Iran Rejects US Overture Amid Trump's De-escalation Claims
Iran has publicly rejected President Trump's claims of direct communication and nearing an end to the conflict, reiterating that negotiations will not resume until its unspecified conditions are met. This firm stance from Tehran directly contradicts Trump's optimistic rhetoric regarding de-escalation and potential diplomatic breakthroughs. The situation remains a diplomatic deadlock, with high uncertainty regarding the veracity of Trump's claims of direct communication.