US Iran War: There remains uncertainty regarding the second round of talks between America and Iran, but in the meantime US President Donald Trump has given positive signals. He said that there is “good news” regarding the talks and there is a possibility that talks may take place on Friday.

This statement has come at a time when the situation is very tense. Disagreements over ceasefire, maritime confrontation and diplomatic deadlock continue. This gesture by Trump is being seen as a possible diplomatic progress, although no official program or agenda has been confirmed yet.

The situation still remains delicate, but if talks are held on Friday, it could prove to be an important step towards reducing tension.

Trump’s new claim on peace talks

Contradictory signals are emerging regarding the second round of peace talks between America and Iran, due to which the situation has become more complicated. According to the New York Post report, peace talks could begin within the next 36 to 72 hours, raising hopes that diplomatic efforts can get back on track.

But on the other hand, Iran has completely rejected these claims. Tasnim News, an agency associated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, posted on social media platform

Trump lied again

Iran has not yet decided to hold talks on Friday

— تسنیم تسنیم – news immediately (@Tasnimbrk) April 22, 2026

Iran’s refusal to negotiate

In this way, on one hand the American side is giving optimistic signals about talks, while Iran is openly denying it. This contradiction is making this entire crisis more complex, where diplomacy and confrontation seem to be going on simultaneously.

Donald Trump made this statement while talking to New York Post at a time when he had earlier decided to extend the ceasefire with Iran, so that Tehran could get additional time to join the peace talks. However, there has been no official reaction from Iran on this decision yet.

This development is also considered important because for the first time America has not set any clear deadline for its next step against Iran. This indicates that Washington wants to keep both military pressure and diplomatic options open for the time being.

Along with this, Trump has given the credit of his strategy to Pakistan and his close advisors, who are engaged in pursuing the possibilities of mediation and negotiation in this entire crisis. This situation represents a “wait-and-watch” strategy. While on one side the path of dialogue has been kept open, on the other side pressure also continues.

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