Trump, for First Time, Discloses America Is Negotiating Directly With Iran on Its Nuclear Program

The president declines to explicitly reciprocate Prime Minister Netanayhu’s offer to remove all Israeli trade barriers from American goods.

AP/Evan Vucci
President Trump greets Prime Minister Netanyahu at the White House, April 7, 2025. AP/Evan Vucci

America is conducting direct, high-level talks with Iran, President Trump told reporters Monday after a long meeting with Prime Minister Netayahu. A senior member in the Israeli guest’s entourage told reporters earlier that the goal of such talks should be to force Iran into a deal that would “resemble Libya.”

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