Iran's Final Opportunity with Trump
Reports indicated that U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed ongoing talks with Iran, mentioning the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz by tomorrow, Tuesday, as part of diplomatic negotiations. He pointed out that the second phase of negotiations involves Iran denuclearizing, emphasizing that the United States controls the strait’s waters and that Iran will never obtain nuclear weapons. He also stated that the U.S. was on the verge of executing its largest military strike against Iran since World War II, but it was canceled at the last minute at the request of Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, and Iran. Trump affirmed that Iran pursues a double policy, calling for negotiations while simultaneously opposing them, and clarified that Washington is not currently engaging in talks with Tehran. Iranian officials denied the existence of any ongoing negotiations and explained that the situations in the Strait of Hormuz are influenced by American practices, not by negotiations.
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