Trump says he thinks Iran wants direct talks with US
Briefly

President Trump recently expressed optimism about the possibility of direct negotiations with Iran, suggesting that their initial preference for intermediaries may have changed. He emphasized that face-to-face discussions lead to quicker resolutions and a better understanding between parties. While Iran has dismissed the idea of direct talks, the U.S. administration continues to enforce strict sanctions targeting Iranian oil exports. Trump previously withdrew from a nuclear agreement that sought to mitigate Iran's nuclear ambitions, complicating the diplomatic landscape further. Both sides have issued threats amid these ongoing tensions.
I think it's better if we have direct talks, he said. I think it goes faster, and you understand the other side a lot better than if you go through intermediaries.
Last month, Trump sent a letter to the Iranian leadership calling for negotiations to address Iran's nuclear programme.
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