US EditionTrump says he's postponing strikes on Iran power plants, citing 'productive' talks to end war
- On Monday, President Donald Trump extended his ultimatum for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz by five days, ordering a pause on planned U.S. strikes against Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure.
- Trump previously threatened to "obliterate" Iran's energy grid on Saturday if the Strait of Hormuz was not fully reopened, setting a 48-hour deadline that would have expired late Monday.
- While Trump cited "very good and productive conversations" with Tehran, officials there denied any direct or indirect negotiations, dismissing the claims as "fake news" intended to manipulate oil markets.
- Brent crude prices fell and global stock futures rallied Monday after the announcement, offering immediate market relief though energy importers remain wary of sustained supply volatility.
- Iranian forces reportedly deployed limpet mines throughout the Strait of Hormuz, keeping regional military posture at high alert despite the diplomatic opening and threatening delayed maritime security restoration.
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The war between the U.S., Israel and Iran remains active, but with relevant diplomatic movements. President Donald Trump has stated that there are “important points of agreement” following recent contacts with Iran and has opened the door to a possible pact to end the conflict. As a gesture to facilitate these negotiations, the U.S. has decided to postpone for five days planned attacks on Iranian energy infrastructures, in what is interpreted as…
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Tensions Flare as Iran and U.S. Talks Collide with Missile Strikes Iran fired multiple missile waves towards Israel after an announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump halted threats to target Iran's power grid. This pause followed what Trump labeled as 'productive' discussions with Iranian officials.The missile strikes led to air raid alarms and damage in parts of Israel, but no fatalities were reported. Meanwhile, Trump claimed progress towar…
Despite “postponing” attacks on power plants, Trump expands preparation for Iran invasion
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