Trump signals optimism for a breakthrough in the Iran conflict, crediting a recent pause in U.S. strikes — brokered by mediators — and Iran’s halt in attacks as signs of progress. He warns talks could collapse, reverting to violence. The pause followed nearly two weeks of renewed hostilities that shattered a June ceasefire, briefly dropping oil prices 9%. Trump dismisses ammo shortages, asserting the U.S. has ample stockpiles and is ramping up production — especially of Patriot missiles — while White House spokesperson Anna Kelly confirms U.S. munitions are sufficient and urges defense contractors to boost American-made weapons. The conflict, ignited by U.S. and Israeli strikes in February, has seen escalating retaliation since July, with both sides suffering casualties.
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