During a recent trip to North Carolina, Donald Trump informed reporters that the Iranian government has directly contacted the United States with the intention of reaching an agreement. Trump did not provide specific details regarding the nature of the communication or the identity of the intermediaries involved, but he noted, "They want to make a deal, and we’ll see how that works out."

In addition to his comments on potential negotiations, Trump suggested that the geopolitical situation may be approaching a resolution, stating, "Hopefully we are towards the end of the war." These remarks come amidst a period of heightened diplomatic and military friction between the two nations. While Trump characterized the outreach as a direct move toward diplomacy, he offered no further evidence to substantiate the claim, and the Iranian government has not yet issued a formal public confirmation of such a direct outreach to the former president.

Because this report relies on a single source, there is no corroborating evidence from Iranian officials or other international observers to verify whether a formal offer to negotiate has occurred. The statement remains a unilateral claim made by Trump, leaving the status of any potential diplomatic breakthrough unconfirmed by independent parties.