US President Donald Trump expects additional talks between the United States and Iran to be held this week. He said this in a phone interview with Axios.
Trump's statement came a day after Iran rejected a proposal to end the war. According to the report, on Sunday the US president said he expected American negotiators to hold talks with Iran again this week.
The statement shows that, despite the rejection of the proposal, expectations for the continuation of the negotiations remain. At the same time, Trump spoke specifically about additional talks, meaning that whether they will take place will be a focus in the coming days.
The possible continuation of the talks is also significant because it follows Iran's rejection of a proposal concerning the end of the war. According to Trump, the US side nevertheless expects new discussions.
The statement about the talks comes at a time when there is a significant disagreement between the sides, as Iran rejected a proposal to end the war the previous day. Under these circumstances, the expectation of new talks shows that the possibility of communication has not yet been closed, but this statement alone does not make it possible to conclude what results the discussions may produce.
The main question in the coming days will be whether the announced additional talks will actually take place and what issues they will address. The article provides no further details about their format, timing, or possible outcomes, so at this stage the clearest point is the expectation that the talks will continue.
