US-Iran Officials Hold 'Very Good Meeting' at UN After Trump Speech

US President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that his top advisers held a three-hour meeting with Iranian officials at the UN General Assembly, calling it "a very good meeting" amid ongoing US-Iran conflict. Trump said the US and Iran have been in contact "even today" and predicted a settlement will be reached, possibly after November's midterm elections. He expressed openness to meeting Iranian leaders himself if "conditions are right," though no formal meeting is scheduled. The talks follow Trump's UN speech calling for Iran's "complete economic isolation," during which the Iranian delegation walked out. Skepticism remains over whether Iranian diplomats have backing from Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei.