Trump’s Secret 'Peace Talks' with IRGC Come with One Demand: 'Iran Must Surrender'
- U.S. negotiators doubted Iranian representatives' authority and used Nechirvan Barzani as a backchannel to contact the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in May to pursue peace talks.
- The U.S. and Iran briefly agreed to a memorandum of understanding to end hostilities, but it quickly collapsed amid ongoing mediation efforts showing limited progress.
- President Trump called for Iran to surrender, claimed backchannel talks with the IRGC, and threatened military action against Oman over the Strait of Hormuz dispute.
- Turkish President Erdogan urged Trump to pursue diplomacy and offered Turkey’s support as Iran signaled a shift to a fully offensive military posture while peace talks stalled.
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Today, the next "peace" between Washington and Tehran is due to expire.
President Trump's assertions about the existence of a secret channel of negotiations between the U.S. and the IRGC are rejected by the IRGC.
Trump’s secret 'peace talks' with IRGC come with one demand: 'Iran must surrender'
Donald Trump has confirmed that the U.S. has held secret talks with Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as pressure mounts to end the ongoing conflict. Trump demanded that Tehran “put up the white flag,” while saying he is in no hurry to reach an agreement and has no fixed timetable for ending the war. He also dismissed concerns about U.S. weapons stockpiles, calling the weapons used so far “peanuts.” Trump further discussed Israel’s politi…
The President of the United States confirmed to Fox News negotiations with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps on the margins of officials and officials.
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