Trump said there is a "good chance" of progress in US-Iran talks as both sides hold fire, according to reports. The comments came as Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu arrived in Washington, DC, for discussions with Trump, according to Al Jazeera. The meeting comes amid ongoing tensions in the region, with Iran claiming the US is "struggling" to end the five-month-old conflict.
The White House did not immediately confirm the details of the talks, but Trump expressed optimism about the possibility of a diplomatic resolution. This follows reports that the US has "plenty" of ammunition despite claims of shortages, according to Global News. The situation remains volatile, with both nations avoiding direct military confrontation.
Meanwhile, global oil prices dropped below $90 per barrel, as investors reacted to the hopeful statements from Trump. Analysts suggest that any progress in negotiations could have significant economic implications. The talks continue under cautious conditions, with both sides maintaining a delicate balance between diplomacy and military posturing.
The outcome of these discussions remains uncertain, but the potential for a breakthrough has raised hopes among some observers. (Al Jazeera)
