Trump claims Iran told U.S. it wants Strait of Hormuz open ASAP
Summary
President Donald Trump said that Iran told the U.S. it is "in a state of collapse" and wants to reopen the Strait of Hormuz quickly. Iran has not confirmed this, but recently proposed a deal to reopen the strait and delay nuclear talks.Key Facts
- President Trump claimed Iran wants to open the Strait of Hormuz "as soon as possible."
- Trump said Iran told the U.S. it is "in a state of collapse."
- Iran has not officially confirmed it will reopen the strait.
- Iran recently suggested a deal to lift a blockade on the strait before starting nuclear negotiations.
- Trump talked about the Iranian proposal with his national security team but made no decisions.
- Trump is hesitant to accept the deal because it delays talks on Iran’s nuclear program.
- The White House said President Trump’s demands on Iran are clear to both the U.S. public and Iran.
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