U.S. President Says He Will Be Involved Indirectly in Iran Talks With Tehran Officials

The President of the United States announced that he intends to play an indirect but active role in renewed diplomatic discussions with Iranian officials, signaling a cautious but deliberate re engagement in one of the world’s most sensitive negotiations. Speaking from the White House, the president said that while he will not sit directly at the negotiating table, he will closely oversee strategy and maintain communication with senior envoys tasked with representing Washington’s position.

Officials confirmed that indirect channels have been established through intermediaries in Geneva, where diplomats are seeking to address concerns over nuclear development, regional security, and sanctions relief. The administration emphasized that its objective remains preventing further nuclear escalation while preserving stability across the Middle East. Iranian authorities have acknowledged the ongoing contacts but reiterated demands for assurances regarding economic restrictions.

International observers note that the renewed engagement follows months of heightened rhetoric and regional tension. European diplomats expressed cautious optimism that structured dialogue could reduce the risk of confrontation. Analysts say indirect presidential involvement allows flexibility while maintaining political distance from contentious outcomes.

Diplomatic sources describe the atmosphere as serious but measured, with both sides aware of the broader geopolitical stakes.