Trump: War 'Almost Over,' Iran Talks Possible Within Two Days; Iran Considers De-escalation

President Trump has signaled a potential breakthrough in the U.S.-Iran conflict, suggesting that peace talks could resume within days and that the war is nearing its end. This optimistic outlook is bolstered by reports that Iran is contemplating de-escalation measures, including a temporary halt to maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, a move seen as a sign of its willingness to avoid further confrontation.

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The war is almost over. I think the war is almost over. Iran desperately wants to reach a deal.

The U.S. administration is reportedly pushing for a comprehensive agreement, a "grand bargain," that would tie Iran's economic prosperity to its commitment to abandoning nuclear weapons and ceasing support for terrorism. Vice President Vance has expressed positivity about the ongoing negotiations, indicating significant progress and a mutual desire for a resolution.

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Trump wants a comprehensive agreement, not a small deal. If Iran acts as a normal country by abandoning nuclear weapons and ceasing support for terrorism, we will invite Iran to the global economy.

While diplomatic efforts appear to be gaining momentum, with even Israel and Lebanon engaging in high-level talks, significant hurdles remain. Israel's insistence on continuing military operations against Hezbollah and Hezbollah's refusal to be bound by the talks' outcomes present considerable challenges. Furthermore, deep-seated mistrust between the U.S. and Iran, coupled with internal hardliner opposition in both countries, makes the path to a lasting agreement uncertain.

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The suspension of transport is a signal that Iran also wants de-escalation and to avoid conflict.

From our perspective, the U.S. media often focuses on the immediate geopolitical implications, sometimes overlooking the nuanced internal dynamics within Iran and the complex history that fuels the current tensions. The emphasis here is on the potential for a lasting peace that addresses regional security concerns while offering Iran a path toward economic integration, a prospect that holds immense significance for the Iranian people.

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Iran considers diplomacy the most desirable way to resolve disputes and is ready to engage in dialogue within a legal framework, as long as the nation's dignity and authority can be preserved.