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Egypt responds to Damietta incident Iran denies talks Trump comment
The Iranian Foreign Ministry confirmed that there are no current negotiations with the United States, with communications limited to talks with Oman concerning the safe passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump announced the start of a new round of negotiations with Iran aimed at reaching a comprehensive agreement on the Iranian nuclear issue and maritime security in the strait. He indicated that the negotiations involve arrangements to ensure the safety of ship passages in exchange for Iranian commitments to restrict their nuclear activities. Trump also mentioned that U.S. forces were prepared to launch a large-scale attack on Iran but halted it at the request of Gulf states and Iran for negotiations. Iran's efforts have focused on negotiations with Oman regarding the mechanism for ship transits, emphasizing the importance of the strait for Iranian interests and regional security. In light of recent developments, the Iranian President stated that a memorandum of understanding with the United States will become the cornerstone of Tehran’s foreign relations in the coming period, with efforts to build trust and Washington’s commitment to its promises. These developments come amid escalating military and political tensions between Washington and Tehran, following reciprocal attacks, as the Strait of Hormuz remains a strategic key point for international trade and energy supplies.
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