During a press conference, U.S. President Donald Trump addressed rising tensions with Iran, expressing his reluctance to engage in military actions, yet recognizing that under certain circumstances, military intervention might be unavoidable. His comments come at a crucial time as the U.S. and Iran are engaged in negotiations concerning Iran's nuclear program, highlighting the precarious nature of diplomatic relations between the two nations.

On the previous day, representatives from both countries participated in a round of discussions regarding Iran’s nuclear ambitions. This specific meeting, which lasted approximately three hours, was interrupted and is expected to be resumed later. Oman, serving as the mediator in these talks, reported that the discussions aim to explore potential agreements that could enrich the nuclear dialogue, despite substantial disagreements.

The presence of key American negotiators, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, was noted as they departed from the meeting site shortly before local time in Brasília. The Iranian Foreign Minister, Abbas Araqchi, was involved in the negotiations, demonstrating the intricate diplomatic efforts being made to mitigate conflicts and advance discussions surrounding nuclear capabilities. This scenario underscores not only the complexities of international diplomacy but also the volatile nature of relations in the Middle East, where military options remain a point of contention for global leaders.