U.S. President Donald Trump says talks with Iran are scheduled to take place on Monday. In remarks reported by multiple outlets, Trump does not set a deadline for reaching a deal, after previously indicating he had called off an imminent attack. The decision is presented as part of an effort to quickly reach an agreement aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz and easing the standoff involving Iran’s nuclear capabilities.
The reports also describe Trump’s comments emphasizing that he is not seeking to “kill people,” linking his stance to the prospect of diplomacy rather than immediate military action. Some coverage references Trump’s earlier threats of escalation toward Iran in late February, followed by additional time being allowed for talks.
Overall, the outlets align on the core points: Monday is the planned start date for U.S.-Iran discussions, Trump does not state a firm timeline for a final accord, and the negotiations are tied to both regional security concerns around Hormuz and the broader nuclear dispute.
