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Trump Says US-Iran Talks Continuing at Rapid Pace Despite Renewed Strikes — President: "Iran Wants to Make a Deal" as 60-Day Truce Nears
US President Donald Trump confirms negotiations with Tehran progressing rapidly despite ceasefire violations and renewed strikes, with both sides attempting to end conflict near its fourth week as Iran war reaches day 91
By 19Network Editorial Team · Jun 2, 2026 · 5 min read
US President Donald Trump has confirmed that negotiations with the Islamic Republic of Iran are continuing at a rapid pace despite renewed strikes and ceasefire violations, as both sides attempt to end the ongoing conflict that has reached its 91st day.
US President Donald Trump announced Monday that negotiations between the United States and Iran are progressing at "rapid pace" despite ongoing military strikes and ceasefire violations that have complicated diplomatic efforts. Speaking at a White House press briefing, Trump stated that Iran wants "to make a deal," signaling optimism that a potential resolution to the four-week conflict could emerge within days. The 60-day truce framework that both sides have been attempting to finalize nears completion as Iran war reaches day 91 of ongoing hostilities. Trump's confirmation of rapid negotiations suggests diplomatic channels remain open despite military tensions, offering hope that the conflict could conclude before the truce deadline expires. However, ceasefire violations continue undermining trust between negotiators on both sides. The US has conducted military strikes on Iranian drone command sites and radar installations in Goruk and Qeshm Island, while Iran's Revolutionary Guard has retaliated against US bases in the region. These military exchanges have complicated diplomatic negotiations, as both sides attempt to balance military pressure with diplomatic engagement. Trump's…