Iran stops negotiations with U.S., vows to 'completely' block Strait of Hormuz: State media
- On Monday, Iran's negotiating team suspended indirect message exchanges with the United States via mediators, citing Israeli military strikes in Lebanon as a violation of ceasefire preconditions.
- Tehran demands an immediate halt to Israeli operations in Gaza and Lebanon, plus full Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese territory, before resuming diplomatic communications, according to the Tasnim News Agency.
- Beyond the diplomatic pause, Tehran and allied groups have placed the potential closure of the Strait of Hormuz and activation of additional regional fronts on their agenda, Tasnim reported.
- Oil prices surged over 2 percent amid fears of broader conflict, while Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf warned that Tehran will not approve any agreement unless its 'rights' are guaranteed.
- The United States Central Command confirmed it carried out 'self-defence strikes' on Iranian radar and drone facilities over the weekend, responding to what it described as aggressive actions.
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Trump appears to dispute state media reports that Iran cut off talks
President Donald Trump in a social media post on Tuesday disputed that Iran has cut off communication with mediators, calling Iranian reports of a cessation in talks "false and erroneous."
After weeks of deadlock, the indirect negotiations between Trump and Iran seem to have come to an abrupt end.
Iran Pauses U.S. Talks Over Lebanon Strikes; Trump Says No Formal Notice Received
Iran has suspended indirect talks with the United States, adding new pressure to an already tense regional situation. NBC News reported that Iranian officials linked the decision to Israeli attacks in Lebanon and said communication would remain paused unless military operations stop. The talks had been taking place through mediators rather than direct meetings between U.S. and Iranian officials. In the NBC News report, Iranian officials said dis…
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