U.S. President Donald Trump says he would like to meet Iran’s supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei. The comments are made in an interview published on Wednesday, with Trump describing the meeting as something he would “like to” do and indicating it could happen “at some point.” The remarks come amid ongoing tensions between Washington and Tehran, as both sides trade accusations related to alleged breaches of agreements and commitments. The Turkish outlet reports that the U.S. and Iran continue to exchange these charges, framing Trump’s statement as an indication of interest in direct engagement. No details are provided in the available coverage on timing, location, or agenda for such a meeting. The reports also do not specify whether the statement reflects a confirmed diplomatic plan or a personal preference expressed during the interview. Overall, both sources agree on the core point: Trump expresses hope for a meeting with Iran’s supreme leader Khamenei amid strained bilateral relations.