US President Donald Trump says the United States and Iran are still in talks and that he believes a settlement will eventually be reached. He makes the comments on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, after meeting with British Prime Minister Andy Burnham.

According to reports, Trump told reporters he thinks the two sides will reach an agreement “at some point,” describing the process as ongoing. Both outlets attribute the remarks to the same UN setting and the same meeting with Burnham, and they frame Trump’s statements as optimism about future negotiations rather than announcing a concrete deal or timeline.

While the two accounts closely match, they differ only in emphasis: one highlights Trump’s optimism on the US-Iran deal, and the other stresses that direct communications are continuing Tuesday. Neither source provides additional details about the contents of a potential agreement or specific negotiation milestones.