President Donald Trump has indicated that talks aimed at ending the war in Iran could resume as early as this week, following the collapse of negotiations over the weekend.
Speaking in an interview with the New York Post, Trump hinted at possible developments within days, suggesting that diplomatic efforts may soon regain momentum.
His comments come shortly after the United States initiated a blockade of Iranian ports and coastal areas. According to the American military, no ships passed through the restricted zones within the first 24 hours of enforcement.
The situation has raised concerns over the future of the temporary ceasefire, which is expected to expire next week. Observers note that continued tensions could undermine any progress made toward peace.
Iran has yet to officially respond to Trump’s remarks. However, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres expressed optimism, stating that it is highly probable that negotiations will resume in the near future.
