Iran Urges US to Comply with Interim Deal After Trump Threatens Further Strikes
Tehran said it will reciprocate if Washington honors the June interim deal as oil markets and shipping fears intensified after fresh strikes.
- On Tuesday, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated Iran would immediately reciprocate if the United States honors its commitments under the Memorandum of Understanding, speaking during a Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.
- Tensions escalated after a United States attack on Larak Island on Sunday, prompting Iran to launch missiles overnight at two United States air bases in Jordan. The six-month conflict had shifted into an economic standoff before the military strikes.
- President Donald Trump warned on Monday, "We're going to hit them hard … There will be a response," though he told reporters the renewed strikes did not signal full-scale war. Washington maintains economic pressure to influence Tehran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
- Amid fears of oil supply disruptions, Brent futures rose 1.3% on Tuesday, while Iran's currency plunged to a record low of 2 million rials to the dollar with annual inflation reaching 66% in July.
- PVM analyst John Evans suggested the tit-for-tat missile exchanges validate concerns that this conflict could "run and run." Despite ongoing diplomatic summits, there remains no sign of a breakthrough to end the fighting.
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Iran offers Trump an off-ramp as US, Tehran trade strikes - The Daily Bo Snerdley
Iran urged the United States to return to a June interim agreement Tuesday, offering to reciprocate even as President Donald Trump threatened additional strikes after Tehran fired missiles at American forces in Jordan. The renewed diplomatic signal came days after the first direct U.S.-Iran military hostilities in more than a month, raising the possibility that the six-month conflict could again shift from economic pressure back toward sustained…
Iran Offers Trump an Off-Ramp as U.S., Tehran Trade Strikes
(The Daily Caller)—Iran urged the United States to return to a June interim agreement Tuesday, offering to reciprocate even as President Donald Trump threatened additional strikes after Tehran fired missiles at American forces in Jordan. The renewed diplomatic signal came days after the first direct U.S.-Iran military hostilities in more than a month, raising the possibility that […] The post Iran Offers Trump an Off-Ramp as U.S., Tehran Trade S…
Iranian president urged the U.S. to abide by the agreement reached in June, after Donald Trump threatened further attacks on Iran and following the first exchange of gunfire between the two sides in a month.
Iran says it 'will reciprocate' if U.S. honors June deal as tensions rise
President Masoud Pezeshkian said Tehran would respond if Washington returned to its commitments under the interim agreement, as oil prices rose following renewed U.S.-Iran strikes and attacks on two tankers in the Strait of Hormuz
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