Trump says 'optimistic' about US-Iran peace deal as talks advance 

Washington / Islamabad: US President Donald Trump has signaled strongly positive developments regarding efforts to de-escalate ongoing tensions with Iran and move toward a new nuclear agreement, saying he is close to securing what he described as a “successful deal” with Tehran.

In remarks to the media, President Trump praised what he characterized as a noticeably changed approach from the Iranian leadership, suggesting that Tehran is now demonstrating a more reasonable stance and engaging more seriously at the negotiation table.

He said that the US is moving toward an agreement that would benefit all parties involved, adding that he believes “everything will turn out very well” and that Iran has a significant opportunity to rebuild itself into a prosperous nation.

The developments come at a time when diplomatic efforts led by Pakistan have contributed to a two-week conditional ceasefire between the US and Iran.

According to the evolving situation, a military action ultimatum previously issued to Tehran by President Trump has been temporarily put on hold following a request from Pakistan’s prime minister, allowing space for continued diplomacy and negotiations aimed at preventing further escalation in the region.

The overall trajectory reflects a cautious but notable shift toward dialogue, with international stakeholders closely watching whether the momentum can translate into a durable agreement and lasting regional stability.