Trump Says Iran Talks to Begin Monday

President Trump announced that new talks with Iran would begin Monday, with a possible deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Bloomberg's Wendy Benjaminson contextualized the pause in military strikes, citing pressure from Saudi Arabia and other US allies, as well as Trump's domestic political weakness and low approval ratings. The path forward remains uncertain, but the diplomatic opening may hold back further escalation for now. - Trump says Iran negotiations start Monday afternoon, mentions possible Hormuz deal. - US called off a planned massive attack after appeals from Saudi Arabia and allies. - Talks may involve Oman, strait management, and possibly nuclear issues. - Strikes are on hold as long as negotiations continue. - Trump faces record-low approval ratings and midterm pressure. - Regional allies fear a broader war that is already affecting Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Jordan, and Oman.