Donald Trump considers the current Iranian leaders to be "very reasonable," praising a "regime change" in Iran.

President Donald Trump stated that the USA and Iran have had "direct and indirect" discussions, mentioning that the new Iranian leaders have shown to be "very reasonable." These statements come in the context of American troops continuing to arrive in the region, while Iran warns that it will not accept humiliation.

Pakistan, which acts as a mediator, is preparing to host discussions aimed at ending the war with Iran. Trump expressed optimism about a possible agreement but acknowledged that it is not guaranteed.

The war has caused the death of thousands of people and has severely affected the global economy. Meanwhile, Israel has intensified attacks on Iran, and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has led to rising oil prices. In this context, the USA has sent thousands of soldiers to the Middle East, and Trump has discussed taking control of Kharg Island, essential for Iran's oil exports. Tensions continue to rise, and Houthi rebels from Yemen have joined the conflict, launching attacks on Israel.