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The article confirmed that U.S. President Donald Trump claims an official announcement will soon be made confirming Iran's inability to develop nuclear weapons, asserting that Iran has truly lost the capability to produce them. It is expected that this incapacity will be demonstrated shortly. The report also revealed that negotiations with Iran involve two tracks: the first pertains to freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, and the second aims to strip Iran of its nuclear capabilities—an approach Trump insists on maintaining. Additionally, it highlighted efforts by Qatar, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia to reach an agreement on managing the Strait, alongside Iran's negotiations solely with Oman regarding the Strait's management, with no talks taking place with the United States. The U.S. government anticipates signing a soon-to-be agreement that would open the Strait of Hormuz, including provisions on navigation routes, the lifting of fees, and demining the Strait, all in exchange for Iran's conditions—primarily controlling inbound and outbound shipping through the Strait. Trump also affirmed that the Strait of Hormuz will open soon, or Iran will face severe strikes, and that tensions are escalating despite ongoing negotiations and efforts to de-escalate.
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