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Trump says Iran war talks taking place during lull in strikes

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July 28, 2026
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US President Donald Trump has said “there are very friendly negotiations going on” about the conflict with Iran, after the warring sides did not exchange strikes for a third straight day.

He expressed optimism for an end to the war on Monday, telling reporters aboard Air Force One: “I think there’s a good chance that something could happen.”

However, he warned that Washington would “go back to doing what we were doing” before the pause in fighting if the latest negotiations failed.

Tehran has denied that any direct negotiations are taking place.

Trump said he had decided to pause US strikes on Iran on Friday because the countries mediating between them had asked him to give the talks another chance.

Iran has also halted its attacks.

The pause follows nearly two weeks of daily US strikes and tit-for-tat attacks, effectively unravelling the ceasefire struck in June.

The US military said at the time that its strikes were aimed to “degrade Iran’s ability to threaten commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz” – a global route for transporting oil.

The price of oil on Monday fell by more than 9% to $87.59 a barrel at one point on hopes the conflict could be de-escalated.

Aboard the presidential plane, Trump also dismissed media reports that after five months of fighting, US ammunition stockpiles were now running low.

“We have a lot of ammunition. We have a lot of the mid-level stuff too, more than we could ever use, no matter what,” Trump said. “But we have a lot. I’d like to have more.”

He said a “lot of equipment” was being built, in particular Patriots – highly valued US-made anti-ballistic missiles.

“That system is going up. We have a lot,” he said.

Meanwhile, White House spokesperson Anna Kelly said the US military “has more than enough munitions, ammo, and stockpiles to serve all of President Trump’s strategic goals and beyond, and Operation Epic Fury has exposed what happens when you mess with the United States.”

“Even still, the president has urged our defence contractors to constantly produce more made-in-America weapons, which are the best in the world,” the spokesperson added.

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