Iran denies talks with US underway after Trump comments
US President Doanld Trump president said a fresh round of talks to end to the war would begin on Monday. Iranian authorities later dismissed the statement, saying they are only in talks with Oman. Follow DW for more.
Iran denied any ongoing talks with the United States following remarks made by US President Donald Trump. The UK Maritime Trade Operations reported an incident involving a cargo vessel hit by an unknown projectile off Oman's coast. Iran's foreign ministry denied any negotiations were taking place with Washington. Trump insisted negotiations were ongoing, asking for a "last chance" for Iran to sign a good document before taking "decapitation" action.
The US president's statements came after Israel's withdrawal from Gaza requires Hamas to completely disarm. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated Israel demanded concrete disarmament by Hamas, but the version made public did not reflect Israel's positions.
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