US EditionTrump says Iran is ready to negotiate a ceasefire but he's not ready to make a deal
Trump says Iran is willing to negotiate a ceasefire but terms must be solid; 13 U.S. service members have died since conflict began, officials said.
- On Saturday, President Donald Trump said he is unwilling to make a deal now because the terms remain insufficient and any agreement must include Iran's complete abandonment of nuclear ambitions.
- After strikes on Kharg Island, U.S. Central Command reported precision attacks on 90 military targets while preserving oil infrastructure, but Trump said, 'we totally demolished Kharg Island, but we may hit it a few more times just for fun.'
- Thirteen active U.S. service personnel have died since the conflict began, UAE data shows 1,475 drones fired as of March 10, and U.S. gas prices rose from $2.94 on March 1 to $3.66 on Saturday.
- Securing the Strait of Hormuz, Trump said he is asking China, France, Japan, South Korea, and the UK to help secure the strait and that naval escorts are possible.
- Mixed messaging from the U.S. administration has complicated diplomacy as Trump questioned whether Iran's new supreme leader is even alive, urging surrender if so on Saturday.
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Iran war: Trump says peace deal terms not 'good enough yet'
The US president stopped short of outlining satisfactory peace terms. Meanwhile, Iran has continued to strike Gulf countries, threatening to widen attacks if Washington targets Iranian energy infrastructure. Follow DW.
U.S. President Donald Trump said this Saturday that he is not ready to sign an agreement with Iran to end the war, even though Tehran would have shown willingness to negotiate, arguing that the current conditions still do not meet Washington's demands.The statements were made during a nearly 30-minute telephone interview with NBC News, in which the president addressed various issues related to the conflict in the Middle East, the oil surge and t…
US President Donald Trump said on Saturday (March 14) that Iran is prepared to negotiate a ceasefire in the face of continued US airstrikes (including the airstrike on Kharg Island), but he believes the conditions are not good enough at present.
Trump: Terms for Iran deal still not good enough In an interview with NBC News, Trump said that so far he has not been willing to make a deal with Iran to end the war. – Iran wants to make a deal, but I will not make it because the terms are still not good enough, Trump said, adding that any terms must be very solid. Read also: Read also: Trump: – Many countries will send warships to the Strait of Hormuz He did not want to say what kind of term…
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President Donald Trump declared on Saturday that he is not ready to reach an agreement to end the war with Iran, despite that country’s willingness to do so, “because the terms are not yet good enough”; however, he declined to specify what those terms would be. In an extensive telephone interview of nearly 30 minutes with NBC News, the president also stated that he is working with other countries on a plan to secure the Strait of Ormuz, amid a s…
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