
Trump claims US-Iran talks have resumed as domestic challenges build
US President Donald Trump claims talks with Iran have resumed, while facing state lawsuits over tariffs and falling poll numbers ahead of the midterm elections.
US President Donald Trump announced that diplomatic negotiations with Iran are underway, describing the exchanges as "very friendly" and a "last chance" for Tehran to reach an agreement following a temporary pause in US and Israeli strikes. However, Iranian officials had previously denied that any discussions were taking place or planned.
Simultaneously, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth rejected reports claiming American ammunition reserves were dangerously low. On the domestic front, the Trump administration faces legal action from several US states over newly introduced tariffs, while recent polling shows declining approval ratings for the president ahead of the upcoming midterm elections in November.
Sources: Der Standard, Die Zeit, FAZ, ORF, Tagesschau



