Trump Demands 'Total Surrender' as Iran Denies Talks, Claims Talks with Oman
U.S. President Donald Trump demanded 'Total Surrender' from Iran amid a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, while Iran denied any negotiations with the U.S., claiming talks were only with Oman. The conflicting statements highlight a tense diplomatic standoff with no immediate resolution in sight.
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al-jazeera reports Trump demands 'Total Surrender' amid naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump demands 'Total Surrender' amid escalating naval blockade in the crucial Strait of Hormuz.
dw reports US President Trump said a fresh round of talks to end the war would begin on Monday, while Iranian authorities dismissed the statement, saying they are only in talks with Oman.
US President Doanld Trump president said a fresh round of talks to end to the war would begin on Monday. Iranian authorities later dismissed the statement, saying they are only in talks with Oman.
tass reports The US president said the sides are 'talking of a solution to a problem' that Tehran have caused.
The US president said the sides are 'talking of a solution to a problem' that Tehran have caused
france24 reports Iran 'calls Trump's bluff' as it denies negotiating with the US.
Iran 'calls Trump's bluff' as it denies negotiating with the US
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Trump demands "Total Surrender" amid escalating naval blockade in the crucial Strait of Hormuz.
The US president said the sides are "talking of a solution to a problem" that Tehran have caused
U.S. President Donald Trump said new talks to wind down the war in Iran will start on August 3, after announcing he is holding off on new massive strikes he had threatened to unleash on the country. This is not a one-time occurrence: Trump has regularly announced ongoing talks after threatening agressive strikes on Iran. But this time, Iran seems to not have given into the strategy. FRANCE 24's Kethevane Gorjestani tells us more.
US President Doanld Trump president said a fresh round of talks to end to the war would begin on Monday. Iranian authorities later dismissed the statement, saying they are only in talks with Oman. Follow DW for more.