Trump Edges Toward New Strikes on Iran
Trump says Iran has only days to return to talks as U.S. forces keep 88 commercial vessels away from Iranian ports, officials said.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump claimed he delayed a major strike on the Islamic Republic after leaders from Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia urged dialogue, giving Iran "two or three days" to negotiate.
- CENTCOM maintains a blockade on all vessels entering or leaving Iranian ports, redirecting 88 commercial ships since April 13, with Adm. Brad Cooper telling the House Armed Services Committee that American forces remain at the highest level of readiness.
- Vice President JD Vance stressed at a Tuesday briefing that it "takes two to tango" regarding the potential to reset the relationship between Iran and the United States that has existed for 47 years.
- Responding to threats, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi asserted that Iran is "prepared to confront any military aggression," writing on X that "for us, surrender holds no meaning."
- Washington and Tehran remain deadlocked over the Islamic Republic's nuclear program and access to the Strait of Hormuz, while Trump prefers a deal to renewed fighting despite weighing military escalation options.
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Trump edges toward new strikes on Iran
The Trump administration is considering a military escalation to break the diplomatic impasse with Iran, despite having formally notified Congress that Operation Epic Fury has been terminated. Adm. Brad Cooper, the chief of U.S. Central Command, said on Tuesday that American forces in the Middle East remain deeply entrenched in the region and are at the highest level of readiness. “I am prepared to execute a broad range of contingencies,” Cooper…
The US President is justifying this with further disagreement about a peace agreement. It is important to prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon.
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laprovincia.esAfter having assured this Monday night that the U.S. stopped its "imminent" attack on Iran at the request of Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar, the U.S. president has assured the press this Tuesday that this halt is only temporary, "a couple or three days."Continue reading....
President Donald Trump set a new deadline for possible attacks on Iran, while negotiators in the region are working towards a possible peace agreement.
Trump leans toward military strike on Iran, offers negotiation window
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