It's Memorial Day 2026, and I'm Paul Stevens, Fox News. President Trump marking Memorial Day with traditional remarks today, but also referencing the ongoing conflict with Iran.

During his speech at Arlington National Cemetery on Memorial Day, he did mention those U.S. service members who were killed supporting Operation Epic Fury.

In Operation Epic Fury, we lost 13 wonderful souls, wonderful special people.

These incredible men and women gave their lives to ensure that the world's number one

state sponsor of terror will never have a nuclear weapon. Oh, and they won't. They will never

have a nuclear weapon. Over the weekend, Trump met with advisors hoping to hammer out some sort of

deal with Iran, but none came to pass. Yet, patience is the key, according to the president's

top diplomat, who is touring India. Fox is David Spunt at the White House. Details not

released in a social media post, though.

The president said negotiations are, quote, proceeding nicely, unquote.

U.S. and Iranian officials providing an update on ceasefire talks between the two countries.

Fox's Ashley Webster is in Tel Aviv.

Tehran painting a much murkier picture, including the country's foreign ministry that says the only focus for them right now is ending the conflict.

President Trump, meantime, says negotiations are progressing nicely, but says there is no need to rush.

And he also posted on truth social earlier today, quote,

the deal with iran will either

be a great and meaningful one or there will be no deal it will be the exact opposite of the

j cpoa disaster negotiated by the failed obama administration which was a direct and open path

to a nuclear weapon for iran no he says i don't do deals like that. And sources a potential deal between the U.S. and Iran would involve the gradual reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and then the fighting currently going on between Israel and Hezbollah. America, he's listening to Fox News.

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