Iran war live: Trump says US nearing end of war, claims Tehran direct talks

What the report says
Al Jazeera reports that President Donald Trump said the United States is nearing the end of the conflict with Iran and claimed there are direct talks with Tehran. The headline frames the comments as part of the latest developments in the Iran war, but the provided source material does not include additional details on where or when Trump spoke, who else was involved, or whether any negotiations have been confirmed by Iranian officials.
Based on the available evidence, the main development is Trump’s assertion that the conflict is approaching a conclusion and that communication with Iran is taking place directly rather than only through intermediaries. No further context is provided in the supplied text about the substance of the talks, any ceasefire terms, or the status of military operations.
Because the article text is unavailable, it is not possible to verify the scope of the claim or the response from Tehran. In general, direct engagement between the US and Iran would be significant because the two countries have long had a strained relationship and major regional tensions can affect security, diplomacy and oil markets. That broader context is general background, not a reported detail from the supplied Al Jazeera snippet.
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