Trump says new Iran negotiations starting: What we know
Summary
President Donald Trump said new negotiations with Iran would start soon and an agreement was near, focusing on the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's nuclear program. However, Iran’s Foreign Ministry denied hosting any delegation for talks at this time, and experts remain doubtful about a real agreement happening soon.Key Facts
- President Trump announced new talks with Iran were set to begin on Monday after canceling planned strikes.
- Trump said the canceled attack would have been the largest since World War II.
- He mentioned the deal involves the Strait of Hormuz and Iran’s denuclearization.
- Iran’s Foreign Ministry stated they are not hosting any foreign delegation currently.
- Reports suggest indirect talks may happen with intermediaries from Qatar, Pakistan, and Oman.
- Iran is reportedly discussing the Strait of Hormuz only with Oman, excluding foreign involvement.
- Experts say Trump’s repeated threats and canceled attacks have hurt trust for negotiations.
- Analysts doubt a direct US-Iran deal will happen because of lost credibility on both sides.
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