President Donald Trump declined to give a timeline for resolving the Iran war on Thursday, telling reporters at the White House, “Don’t rush me.”

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi arrived in the Pakistani capital Islamabad on Friday to discuss proposals for restarting peace talks with the U.S., offering some hope for an end to the eight-week war that has killed thousands and sown turmoil in global markets.

U.S. ⁠President Donald ​Trump ‌told Reuters ‌on ⁠Friday that ⁠Iran plans to ​make ​an offer aimed ⁠at ⁠satisfying ⁠U.S. demands. "They're making ​an offer ​and ⁠we'll ⁠have to see," Trump said ⁠during a phone interview.

The U.S. and Iran are scheduled to hold another round of peace talks this weekend through an intermediary in Pakistan. The talks come as President Trump says he will not be rushed to make a deal, insisting it has to be the right deal.

President Donald Trump told reporters he won’t be rushed to end the Iran war, as faltering negotiations heighten the prospect of renewed military escalation.

President Trump withdrew from the Obama-era nuclear accord in 2018, saying it was the worst deal ever. But Iran responded with an enrichment spree that haunts the negotiations to this day.

President Trump told reporters in the Oval Office that he is not in a rush to reach a peace deal with Iran and is instead holding out for the "best deal." CBS News has this report.

President Donald Trump declined to give a timeline for the Iran war, telling reporters at the White House, “Don’t rush me.” Follow for live news updates.