Archive · 3 Aug 2026
Trump Announces Iran Negotiations, Halts Planned Attack Today
President Trump said the United States will start talks with Iran tomorrow afternoon.
He wants to talk with Iran and other Middle Eastern countries to keep the Strait of Hormuz open.
Trump also said he will not attack Iran this week.
He hopes a deal will save many lives.
Iran’s defense minister said the country is ready for any threat from the U.S. The talks are a big change from the plan to attack Iran.
The goal is to keep the sea route safe for ships.
Trump wants a deal that stops Iran from having nuclear weapons.
The talks could help both sides avoid a war.
The U.S. and Iran are trying to find a peaceful solution.
Trump says U.S. will begin talks with Iran tomorrow afternoon.
Negotiations involve Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, and Iran as intermediaries.
Trump has postponed a planned massive attack on Friday.
Discussions aim to keep the Strait of Hormuz open and address denuclearization.
Iran’s defense minister says the country remains alert to U.S. threats.
- Who
- U.S. President Donald Trump
- What
- Announces start of negotiations with Iran and postpones a planned attack
- When
- Negotiations begin Monday afternoon; attack postponed from Friday
- Where
- Negotiations via intermediaries; focus on the Strait of Hormuz
- Why
- To avoid war, save lives, and keep the waterway open
- Negotiation Start
- Monday afternoon
- Planned Attack Postponed
- Friday
- Intermediaries
- Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Iran
- Key Issue
- Strait of Hormuz access and denuclearization
- Iran's Response
- Alert, not surprised