On cam: Qatar tries to save US-Iran talks as Trump and Tehran clash over control Of Strait of Hormuz
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On cam: Qatar tries to save US-Iran talks as Trump and Tehran clash over control Of Strait of Hormuz
Qatar is stepping in to help revive U.S.-Iran negotiations as Washington and Tehran remain sharply divided over control of the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz. The diplomatic push comes amid rising tensions and growing concerns over the impact of the standoff on regional security and global shipping.
Trump indicated he could return to negotiations with Iran, but stated he would not allow them to possess nuclear weapons. He also said he would meet with North Korean leader Kim and affirmed that control over the Strait of Hormuz remained in place.
US President Donald Trump stated that negotiations with Iran could resume in the future, saying, "Maybe at some point." Referring to the Strait of Hormuz, Trump said that the Strait of Hormuz is under US control.
The US-Iran clash on Hormuz continues as maritime traffic decreases in the strait and the price of oil still rises. The United Arab Emirates accuse Iran of having launched two ballistic missiles, Tehran denies
Spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Catari said that a possible treaty on the Strait of Ormuz could facilitate talks between Washington and Tehran
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