‘They have made strides but….’: Trump rejects Iran’s new peace proposal on ending war, reveals he is…
US President Donald Trump on Friday expressed dissatisfaction with Iran’s fresh proposal for peace negotiations in the Middle East. Speaking to the press, the President warned against an early end to the conflict, stating that Tehran is asking for things he can’t agree to. After talks with Iran, he said, “Let’s see what happens, but I would say that I’m not happy. They’ve got to come up with the right deal. At this moment, I’m not satisfied with what they’re offering.”
“They’ve made strides, but I am not sure,” says Trump
Speaking further on the evolving situation in Iran, Trump said, “We’re doing everything right now, in terms of the negotiation, telephonically. They’ve made strides, but I’m not sure if they ever get there.”
.@POTUS: “We just had a conversation with Iran. Let’s see what happens, but I would say that I’m not happy… They’ve got to come up with the right deal. At this moment, I’m not satisfied with what they’re offering.” https://t.co/5WDUtIk1i5 pic.twitter.com/UoOYeRwIaM
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Trump unhappy with European allies over Iran’s nuclear stance
Amid rising tensions with key European allies over Iran’s nuclear stance, the US President revealed in another statement that he is not happy with either Italy or Spain. “Anybody who feels it’s okay for Iran to have a nuclear weapon is not very smart.”
Trump warns of ‘blasting the hell’ out of Tehran
Trump further repeated his claim that the United States has destroyed Iran’s military, considering the option to ‘blast the hell out of’ Iran. “I would say that I am not happy,” he said.
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Stalled talks
Negotiations to end the ongoing Iran-US war have been stalled for weeks after talks in Islamabad since April 11. Despite lasting more than 21 hours, it failed to produce a basic framework for further discussion.
A ceasefire between the two countries has been in place since April 8. The freezing hostilities started on February 28 after the US-Israeli forces launched a joint attack on Iran. The pause has briefly reduced concerns about escalating conflict that could have devastating consequences for the region and beyond.
Amid this, the global community remains eager for a peace deal that would end the conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz – the crucial international waterway through which 20% of the world’s oil shipments and liquefied natural gas usually flow.
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