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Trump declines Iran's peace offer
U.S. and Iranian negotiators have resumed talks in New York after seven months, aiming to find a pathway to end the conflict. Despite diplomatic meetings, significant progress remains elusive, as the U.S. demands nuclear concessions and Iran insists on the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and adherence to previous agreements. The negotiations are complicated by deep mistrust, changing U.S. positions, and political pressures surrounding upcoming midterm elections. Both sides continue to hold firm on their core demands, with little indication of a breakthrough in the near future.
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