Trump expresses dissatisfaction with Iran nuclear talks but remains hopeful for future negotiations amid rising tensions and military threats.

Indirect negotiations to resume in Vienna next week as sides narrow differences on enrichment and sanctions relief

Trump signalled continued interest in diplomacy with Tehran but stressed that military force could be used if Iran refuses to give up nuclear weapons.

U.S. President Donald Trump said Friday he's “not happy” with the latest talks over Iran's nuclear program but indicated he would give negotiators more time to reach a deal to avert another war in the Middle East. He spoke a day after U.S. envoys held another inconclusive round of indirect…

US president pessimistic about negotiations, while Omani mediator says Iran agreed to never stockpile enriched uranium in 'breakthrough' that could prevent war; Rubio to Israel Monday

Also, the U.S. State Department said that Secretary of State Marco Rubio would make a quick trip to Israel early next week.

US President Donald Trump said he was not happy with Iran but more talks were expected on Friday on Tehran's nuclear program.

Iran has agreed not to stockpile uranium and to degrade its current stockpiles into fuel, says Oman, describing the move as "a very important breakthrough".

Iran and the United States reported “significant progress” in Oman-mediated nuclear talks in Switzerland, with discussions set to continue in Vienna next week.