'Deal or Total Surrender' — Trump Warns Iran
Trump said Iran begged for negotiations and denied talks after he halted a planned strike, saying diplomacy could still produce a solution.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump accused Iranian Leadership of being "unbelievably duplicitous," alleging they requested secret negotiations while publicly denying talks, as tensions between the United States and Iran escalate.
- Sunday, President Trump halted what he described as "the biggest attack since World War II" against Iranian energy infrastructure to allow for diplomatic efforts despite his aggressive rhetoric.
- Trump wrote on Truth Social that Iran "begged" for talks, dismissing their Strait of Hormuz control claims as "their usual blather" and citing the United States Navy's "The United States Wall of Steel!"
- Responding to the accusations, Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei rejected the claims, stating the Oman agreement is "solely about the mechanism and future shipping route" rather than secret negotiations.
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Donald Trump conditioned the end of the naval blockade on Iran to a full deal or surrender, while Tehran denies negotiations with Washington.
The U.S. President assured that the Strait of Ormuz was "totally controlled" by the U.S. Navy.
Trump tells Iranians to make deal or surrender
“Whether Iran wants to admit it or not, we are, in fact, talking of a solution to a problem that they have caused,” says the US president. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Washington, 3 Aug (EFE).- U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Iran's "hypocrit" attitude on Monday for its refusal to confirm that they are in peace negotiations with Washington and threatened to maintain the naval blockade on the Iranian coasts "until an agreement or total surrender is reached." "The attitude of the Iranian leadership is incredibly hypocritical! They call for a meeting, some would say they 'suggest', start talks and others a…
Trump calls Iran leadership ‘duplicitous,’ walks back massive escalation threats
President Trump warned of military strikes against Iran, then reversed course after Gulf allies urged diplomacy — but Monday brought fresh doubts as Iran denied holding any negotiations with the U.S.
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