Trump Says Iran Talks to Resume Monday After Calling Off Strikes

US President Donald Trump said new talks with Iran will begin Monday "in the form of a negotiation," after calling off planned military action. The decision follows a peace proposal that urges both sides to return to negotiations and resolve the thorny issues that had previously derailed diplomatic efforts. Trump described the potential attack as "massive," but did not say what prompted him to halt it. The announcement signals a possible shift away from military confrontation toward renewed diplomacy between Washington and Tehran. No details were given about where the talks would take place or who would represent each side. The two countries have been at odds over Iran's nuclear program and other regional tensions. This is not the first time negotiations have been attempted; earlier efforts collapsed over disagreements on key demands. Trump's latest statement suggests he is willing to give diplomacy another chance, though the specifics of the proposal remain vague. The coming talks on Monday will test whether both sides can bridge their differences and avoid further escalation.