White House confirms constructive Iran dialogue, says Trump aims to finalise a deal with Tehran before April 6

Washington (Web Desk): Hopes for easing tensions in the Middle East have strengthened as talks between the United States (US) and Iran show promising signs.

White House spokesperson Caroline Leavitt stated that Iran has agreed to certain key proposals presented by the US, opening the door for a potential major agreement between the two countries.
According to the White House, President Donald Trump aims to finalise a deal with Iran before April 6.

The spokesperson described the ongoing discussions as “extremely positive,” focusing on ending the current hostilities and shaping future relations—a development that could represent a significant step toward lasting peace in the region.

The report highlights two key aspects of the potential confrontation or current tension with Iran. The US administration estimates that any military standoff would likely remain limited to four to six weeks.

 In connection with this, President Trump may reach out to Arab countries to secure financial support to cover war-related or security costs.

Leavitt emphasized that productive dialogue with Iran is underway and expressed optimism about reaching a deal that would be mutually beneficial for all parties involved.