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President Trump Touts Iran Talks, but Warns 'We’ll Just Keep Bombing Our Little Hearts Out'
President Trump delayed planned strikes against Iran by five days amid conflicting denials of talks, easing fears of escalation and lowering oil prices, officials said.
- President Donald Trump postponed planned military strikes against Iranian energy infrastructure for 5 days on Monday, citing "very good and productive conversations" on a "total resolution" of hostilities in the Middle East.
- This delay follows Trump's 48-hour ultimatum demanding Iran reopen the Strait of Hormuz, threatening strikes on power plants if Tehran failed to comply with the free flow of commerce.
- The Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson explicitly denied any negotiations occurred, dismissing Trump's claims as "fake news" and affirming Iran's stance on the Strait of Hormuz remains unchanged.
- Stocks rose and oil prices fell immediately after the announcement, reflecting market optimism over potential de-escalation, though observers note no public roadmap exists for what a final deal would entail.
- Trump maintains any agreement requires Iran to relinquish enriched uranium and accept joint control of the Strait of Hormuz, declaring that if diplomacy fails, "we'll just keep bombing our little hearts out.
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By Tyler Durden | Source Trump announces "productive" talks with Iran, "postpones" military strikes for 5 days Iran Foreign Ministry + Parliament speaker say no talks have happened, after Trump said "speaking with a top person in Iran", says will "just keep bombing" if Iran talks fail Trump says Hormuz will be "jointly controlled"; Russia and Pakistan step-up as potential…
The US president stressed that Iran should give up its plans for a nuclear weapons program for the sake of peace.
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