Many Iranians are living with growing uncertainty as US President Donald Trump alternates between threatening military action and expressing support for renewed diplomatic talks with Tehran.
Trump's shifting messages have created confusion among the Iranian public. While some hope that negotiations could ease tensions and lead to relief from economic sanctions, others fear that the situation could quickly escalate into another military confrontation if diplomacy fails.
The uncertainty is also affecting Iran's economy. Many people are worried about rising prices, the value of the national currency and the future of businesses, while investors continue to monitor developments closely for signs of stability or further conflict.
Iranian officials say they remain committed to diplomatic engagement, including talks facilitated by countries such as Oman, but insist that any agreement must respect Iran's sovereignty and national security interests.
Political analysts say the future of US-Iran relations will largely depend on whether both sides can reach a lasting agreement. For now, many Iranians remain caught between hope for peace and concern that renewed conflict could still break out if negotiations collapse.