'We'll See How It Goes': Trump Says US-Iran Talks to Begin On Monday After Shelving Planned Strike
US President Donald Trump said US-Iran talks through intermediaries will begin Monday, after he shelved a planned strike on Friday.
Trump said an agreement could be reached on managing the Strait of Hormuz and on Iran's denuclearisation.
Diplomatic efforts by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Iran led Trump to halt the attack.
Regional mediators are trying to revive a memorandum of understanding to keep the Strait of Hormuz open fee-free for 60 days; Iran and Oman are finalising a joint operational mechanism for the waterway.
Trump announced the halt on Truth Social, citing progress on the shipping route and nuclear discussions; Iran's military denied an accord was reached, and Gulf allies are divided on how to handle Tehran.
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