Trump says US and Iran 'having good talks' amid ongoing tensions

US President Donald Trump stated on Monday that the United States is "having good talks" with Iran, according to multiple reports (aljazeera.com, ca.news.yahoo.com, illawarramercury.com.au). The comments came during a press briefing in Washington, where Trump also reiterated that military action remains an option if diplomatic efforts fail (samaa.tv). The remarks reflect continued engagement between the two nations despite heightened tensions over Iran’s nuclear program and regional influence.

Trump also addressed concerns about US ammunition levels, dismissing worries that five months of bombing Iran had depleted stockpiles. He claimed the US has "a lot" of munitions available (vanguardngr.com). This comes as Iran has maintained its stance on the Strait of Hormuz, asserting that US bombing efforts have not weakened its control over the strategic waterway (ca.news.yahoo.com).

The administration’s approach balances diplomatic outreach with the readiness for military escalation, signaling a complex strategy in dealing with Iran’s nuclear ambitions and regional activities. Reports suggest that while talks are ongoing, the possibility of further conflict remains a key concern for both sides.