US President Donald Trump said he has no fixed schedule for Iran to return to negotiations, citing US leverage and Iran's economic troubles.

US President Donald Trump said he has no fixed timeline for Iran to return to negotiations. In an interview with Al Jazeera on Wednesday, Trump said he was "not in a hurry" and had "no time schedule at all" for talks, while the United States continues economic and military pressure on Tehran. He said the US was "winning very big" and pointed to Iran's economic difficulties, including what he described as massive inflation and a deteriorating economy. The comments come as Qatar increases diplomatic efforts to ease tensions between Washington and Iran.
US President Donald Trump said he has no fixed schedule for Iran to return to negotiations, citing US leverage and Iran's economic troubles.

US President Donald Trump said he has no fixed timeline for Iran to return to negotiations. In an interview with Al Jazeera on Wednesday, Trump said he was "not in a hurry" and had "no time schedule at all" for talks, while the United States continues economic and military pressure on Tehran. He said the US was "winning very big" and pointed to Iran's economic difficulties, including what he described as massive inflation and a deteriorating economy. The comments come as Qatar increases diplomatic efforts to ease tensions between Washington and Iran.