Trump says Iran bombing may end soon, Tehran rejects claims of direct contact

US President Donald Trump has said that military strikes against Iran could come to an end in the near future. He claimed that Iranian leaders had approached

US President Donald Trump has said that military strikes against Iran could come to an end in the near future. He claimed that Iranian leaders had approached him and requested a halt to the bombing campaign.

Speaking during an interview with an American television channel, Trump said he had communicated directly with Iranian officials. According to him, Tehran expressed a desire to stop the ongoing attacks and reduce tensions.

Trump also made several claims regarding US military operations. He said American fighter jets were conducting missions over Iranian airspace. He further stated that the US military had fired 49 Tomahawk cruise missiles at targets inside Iran as part of its operations.

The US president insisted that Israel was not involved in the strikes. He warned that Iran must agree to a deal with Washington or face even more severe military action. Trump said continued refusal to negotiate could result in devastating consequences for Iran.

His remarks came amid growing regional tensions and international concern over the possibility of a wider conflict in the Middle East. Observers say the situation remains highly volatile as both sides continue to exchange strong statements.

However, Iranian officials quickly rejected Trump’s claims. A senior Iranian official said there had been no communication between Tehran and the US president. The official denied that any Iranian representatives had contacted Trump or requested an end to the bombing.

The Iranian official described Trump’s statements as false and misleading. He said the claim of direct contact was completely untrue and did not reflect reality.

According to the official, Trump’s comments appear to be an attempt to shape public opinion and avoid further escalation of the crisis. Tehran maintains that no negotiations or direct discussions have taken place with the US administration regarding the ongoing military confrontation.

The conflicting statements from Washington and Tehran have added further uncertainty to an already tense situation, with the international community closely monitoring developments and urging restraint from all sides.