Trump Tells Al Jazeera ‘Not in a Hurry’ for Iran to Return to Talks
- US President Donald Trump said he is 'not in a hurry' to resume talks with Iran and is willing to let the conflict continue as long as necessary, claiming the US is 'winning very big' and highlighting Iran's economic difficulties and internal unrest.
- The US announced enhanced sanctions called 'Operation Economic Outcast' targeting Iran and 60 related entities globally, aiming to pressure Iran to return to negotiations; Iran condemned these sanctions as violations of international law and the UN charter.
- Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister stated that military vessels will not be allowed to transit the Strait of Hormuz under a proposed route with Oman, and Iran's armed forces spokesperson warned that certain foreign media outlets linked to enemy intelligence might be considered military targets.
- The conflict and associated economic sanctions have intensified, causing severe hardships for ordinary Iranians and leading to a plunge in Iran's currency, the rial, which severely impacts prices of essential goods.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said he is not in a hurry to resume stalled peace talks with Iran.
Donald Trump has no timetable for ending the war in Iran, he told Al Jazeera. He claimed the war had brought “tremendous profits” to the US and that military and economic pressure “are very effective.” The post Trump “in no rush” to make a deal with Iran – Bombs and sanctions have worked, he says appeared first on in.gr.
No rush, prepared to let war go on as long as possible: Trump
United States President Donald Trump on Wednesday, August 26, said that he is “not in a hurry” to resume talks with Iran and that he is prepared to let the war with Tehran go on as long as possible. In a one-minute interview with Al Jazeera over a phone call, the US president claimed that Iran is not only treating its own people “very badly” but that it has got “massive inflation” with their economy “falling apart.” Don’t think he is dead: Trump…
The US president claimed that he is in no hurry or has a timetable for negotiations with Iran.
Trump ‘Not in a Hurry’ for Iran to Return to Talks
President Donald Trump said he has "no time schedule" for when he expects Iran to return to the negotiating table to end the conflict the U.S. began months ago, Al Jazeera reports.Said Trump: "I have no time schedule, none. I’m not in a hurry. I have no time schedule at all."He added: "We are winn
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