Trump says UN meeting with Iran officials was very good

U.S. President Donald Trump announced that he held a “very good” three‑hour meeting with Iranian officials at the United Nations headquarters in New York. The encounter, which took place on Tuesday during the UN General Assembly’s week‑long session, marked the first direct dialogue between the two sides in several years.

According to the White House, the discussion involved senior Iranian diplomats and covered a range of issues, including the nuclear agreement framework, regional security concerns, and the possibility of easing certain sanctions. Both parties reportedly exchanged viewpoints without reaching a formal agreement, but Trump emphasized that the extended talks demonstrated a willingness to engage constructively. Iranian representatives described the meeting as “productive” and expressed hope for continued communication.

The meeting comes amid heightened diplomatic activity aimed at reviving the 2015 Iran nuclear deal and reducing tensions in the Middle East. Observers note that while no immediate policy changes were announced, the extended dialogue may lay groundwork for future negotiations and could influence upcoming UN deliberations on Iran‑related resolutions.