Trump Says Iran 'More Serious' as Nuclear Talks Continue

US President Donald Trump has said that negotiations between Washington and Tehran are ongoing, claiming that Iran appears more serious about reaching an agreement than in the past. Speaking to reporters, Trump said he has observed a positive shift in Iran's approach and believes Tehran is placing greater importance on diplomatic engagement. Trump described diplomacy as the preferred path but stressed that the United States continues to keep military options on the table. He said the US remains "locked and loaded" from a military standpoint, although its immediate focus is on the outcome of the ongoing negotiations. According to Trump, Iran's willingness to engage seriously is encouraging, but the final outcome of the talks remains uncertain. The remarks came shortly after Trump met with senior White House advisers to discuss the ongoing tensions with Iran. According to CNN, the meeting also included discussions on potential military options against Tehran. Trump's comments follow reports of sustained US military strikes on Iranian military targets over the past 13 consecutive nights, highlighting the delicate balance between diplomatic efforts and escalating regional tensions. It remains unclear whether the ongoing negotiations will lead to a breakthrough or whether military confrontation will intensify further.