US, Iran issue conflicting reports on deal as Trump says no sanction relief
Summary
The US and Iran continue to give different messages about a possible deal amid ongoing talks to end their conflict. President Donald Trump said Iran will not get relief from economic punishments and must give up its nuclear material, while Iran refuses to accept these terms.Key Facts
- President Trump said Iran would not receive any easing of sanctions in the current negotiations.
- Trump stated Iran must give up its stock of enriched uranium, either handing it over or destroying it in place.
- Iran holds about 440 kilograms (970 pounds) of enriched uranium and has refused to give it up.
- The US and Iran have fought a war for over 12 weeks, including the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
- Iran responded to attacks by closing the Strait of Hormuz, a vital route for global oil shipments.
- The blockade of the Strait has caused oil prices to rise worldwide and increased inflation in the US.
- A ceasefire started on April 8, but talks to end the conflict have stalled.
- President Trump suggested that if talks fail, military action might continue.
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