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president Donald Trump Iran said on Monday that it “want” to talk about the Israel-Iran conflict when it appeared quickly in front of reporters with the Canadian Prime Minister at this week's G7 meeting.
The president asked Trump if he had seen or heard “any signal or saw any news from an intermediary that indicated, Iran hopes Degrading conflict. ”
“They want to talk, but they should do it,” Trump replied. “But I would say Iran has not won this war. They should talk, and they should talk immediately before it's too late.”
Trump says Israel and Iran “must fight” but think the deal is possible
President Donald Trump said Iran “want” to talk about the Israel-Iran conflict. (Getty Image)
Trump's comments came amid the ongoing missile barrage between Israel and Iran. The battle began last week when Israel launched an attack from within Iran, targeting many of Iran's senior military commanders and the country's nuclear facilities.
Trump reiterated in his Monday comments on G7 that he has provided Iran with 60 days to reach a deal about a new nuclear deal proposed by the president that could prevent the current battle.
“They have 60 days, and on day 61, 'We have no deals.'” Trump said, standing next to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, “They have to reach an agreement. It's painful for both sides. ”
President Donald Trump meets Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney off the court at the G7 summit in Kananaskis, Canada on June 16, 2025. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)
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When asked what military conflict the United States will need to take, Trump said: “I don't want to talk about that.”
When asked what material support the United States provides to Israel during the attack, Trump added: “We have always supported Israel.” “For a long time, we have been doing a good job now, and Israel is doing well now.”
Fire and smoke appeared after Israel attacked the Shalam oil warehouse in Tehran, Iran on June 15, 2025. (Stringer/Getty image)
On Monday, the Wall Street Journal reported that, according to Middle Eastern and European officials, Iran has been sending messages to Israel and the United States — through Arab intermediaries — to show that they are willing to return to the negotiation table without the United States joining Israel.
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Greg Wehner of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
