Donald Trump: Iran requested to continue talks, and we agreed

Donald Trump, President of the United States, announced that the Islamic Republic of Iran has requested that the United States continue negotiations, and Washington has agreed to this request; however, Trump simultaneously stated that the United States has explicitly informed Iran of the end of the ceasefire. These remarks reflect the context of internal tensions between the two countries regarding the extent and conditions of negotiations.

• Trump stated that Iran requested bilateral talks continue and the United States agreed to this position.
• The U.S. President stated that the ceasefire between the two countries has ended.
• Trump instructed his aides, including Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, to engage with Iran for negotiations regarding the continuation of talks.
• Trump clarified that the United States may act "without an agreement" and has informed Iran of this position.
• Iran's request to continue negotiations demonstrates Tehran's willingness to maintain communication channels and dialogue.
• These clarifications reflect the contradiction between the intentions and approaches of the two sides: Iran supports the continuation of negotiations, while the United States has ended the ceasefire.
• President Pezeshkian and Ayatollah Ali Khamenei are not directly present in these statements, and Trump is speaking directly with American negotiators and claims regarding Iran's position.. Coverage difference: All reported media outlets documented Trump's statements generally, and there is no notable difference in emphasis or criticism. Some sources (NewsData) emphasized the technical aspect of acting "without an agreement," while others simply highlighted the contradiction in position (continuation of negotiations despite the end of the ceasefire).