'Negotiations going fine': Trump says Iran wants to make a deal

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US President Donald Trump stated that Iran desires to "make a deal" and that negotiations are proceeding well, though he expressed doubts about Tehran's reliability. Trump, speaking on November 1, 2026, also reiterated threats to strike Iranian nuclear sites and claimed the US had crippled Iran's military and industrial capacity.

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US President Donald Trump has said Iran wants to “make a deal” and that negotiations are “going fine”, but questioned Tehran's reliability. Speaking to reporters at a Halloween party in Florida, Trump said Iran had repeatedly backed out of agreements.

'Negotiations going fine': Trump says Iran wants to make a deal

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