Trump said that the Iranian regime “desperately” wants an agreement to end the war

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Although there were no concrete agreements, it marked the most relevant contact between the two countries

in decades.

After that round, Trump ordered increased pressure with a blockade in the Strait of Hormuz. The measure seeks to limit the operational capacity of the Iranian regime

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A strategy that brings an end to the conflict

The Trump administration's approach combines military pressure and negotiation. The objective is to force Iran into an agreement on favorable terms for

the West.

Current signs point to a possible outcome in the short term. For Washington, the scenario confirms that the strategy applied is beginning to yield results.

The development of the next negotiations will be key to defining the closure of the conflict and the future balance in the Middle East.

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, assured that the conflict with Iran is “very close to ending”. In addition, he argued that the Iranian regime is “desperately” seeking

to reach an agreement.

The statements were made in an interview with Fox News, where the president left open the possibility of progress in the coming days.

Trump reinforces pressure and sets the course for the conflict

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“I see the war very close to ending,” Trump said. In that regard, he insisted that Iran is trying to negotiate from a weakened position after weeks of fighting.

The president defended the United States military offensive. As he explained, operation “Epic Fury” was key to curbing Iranian nuclear development

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“If we didn't, Iran would have nuclear weapons,” he remarked. The stance reinforces Washington's hard line against Tehran

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Diplomatic advances and possible negotiations

In parallel, Trump noted that talks could resume soon. He indicated that a new meeting could take place in a matter of days

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The focus is on Islamabad, which has once again positioned itself as a potential trading center.