Trump affirms talks with Iran

U.S. President Donald Trump reaffirmed his intention to hold direct talks with Iran, despite Tehran's denial of any current plans to negotiate, describing the leaders of the Islamic Republic as "deceptive" and accusing them of lying about peace talks. Trump also confirmed that the United States has taken full control of the Strait of Hormuz, although ship movements through the strategic corridor remain low compared to pre-war averages. During his remarks, he suggested the possibility of resuming negotiations, reopening the strait, and halting regional attacks. Tehran, meanwhile, stated that it is currently in talks only with Oman regarding the strait, not with Washington. These statements come amid a backdrop of confusion surrounding mediation efforts, with hints that the war could continue until the fall and expectations of renewed negotiations to manage regional tensions more sustainably.

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