Trump says US talking to 'more reasonable' Iranian regime, Rubio declines to say who

President Trump said the United States is conducting serious negotiations with what he described as a "new" and "more reasonable" Iranian regime, marking a potential shift in U.S.-Iran relations amid ongoing regional conflict. Secretary of State Marco Rubio declined to specify which Iranian officials or entities are involved in the talks, limiting public clarity on the administration's diplomatic efforts. The statement comes as the region remains in active conflict, with Trump suggesting a more pragmatic opening to Iran than his previous hardline approach. The administration's willingness to engage diplomatically with Tehran represents a notable repositioning, though the lack of transparency about negotiating partners raises questions about the talks' scope and legitimacy. No details were provided on what concessions or agreements might be under discussion.