US-Iran Talks Loom as Trump Declares End to War with Tehran
Donald Trump, the President of the United States, has said that talks between the US-Iran Talks Set will happen next week. He said that a decisive victory by the US ended the deadly conflict between Iran and Israel quickly. After a NATO summit in The Hague, Trump said that Washington would probably ask Tehran to give up its plans to build nuclear weapons.
Trump said that the US’s involvement, especially the use of huge bunker-busting bombs on Iranian nuclear sites, brought the war to an end. “It was obliteration,” Trump said, adding that the strikes had brought peace and calling it “a victory for everybody.”
Trump seemed sure, even though the US Defense Intelligence Agency said that Iran’s nuclear program may have only been pushed back by a few months. “They want to get better,” he said, “but I don’t think they want to add anything right now.”
US-Iran Talks May Include Potential Nuclear Agreement
Trump revealed that US-Iran talks could even result in a new agreement, though he remained vague. “We may sign an agreement. I don’t know. To me, I don’t think it’s that necessary,” he said, while asserting military force would prevent Iran from restarting its nuclear program.
Israeli assessments circulated by the White House claimed the strikes had significantly delayed Iran’s nuclear capabilities. However, Rafael Grossi, head of the UN nuclear watchdog, cautioned against focusing only on short-term damage, emphasizing the need to restore international inspections.
Iran and Israel Struggle to Regain Stability Post-War
In the aftermath, both nations are grappling with the consequences. Iran reported over 600 deaths and thousands injured, while Israel counted 28 fatalities. Citizens in both countries expressed relief at the ceasefire, but fears of another escalation remain high.
Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian, a moderate, suggested the war could become a turning point for reform. “This is an opportunity to change the behaviour of officials and create unity,” he stated via state media.
However, Iran’s hardline judiciary responded with crackdowns, executing three men accused of spying for Israel and arresting hundreds allegedly linked to the conflict.
Trump Rejects Regime Change, Eyes Stability in US-Iran Talk
During the war, Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu hinted at getting rid of Iran’s leaders, but Trump changed his mind. He said, “We don’t want regime change.” “That would cause a lot of trouble.” We want this to calm down.
As talks between the US and Iran get closer, both sides seem hurt but ready to talk again. For now, they hope that the destruction of the last few weeks doesn’t happen again.
