An Iranian diplomat said Iran and the United States may hold a second round of talks in the coming days, adding a more tentative timeline to earlier reporting that cited April 27 for the next meeting. The diplomat also said Iran asked President Trump to reduce threatening rhetoric, arguing that a softer U.S. stance could strengthen domestic backing inside Iran for continued negotiations. Earlier, NDTV had cited sources saying a second round of talks was scheduled for April 27, while Polymarket priced a 52% chance of an official face-to-face U.S.-Iran meeting by April 30. The latest report does not provide further details on the venue, agenda, or participants.