Iran-Krieg: Trump über Iran-Gespräche: „letzte Chance“ für Teheran
Der US-Präsident hatte für Montag neue Gespräche mit dem Iran angekündigt - doch Teheran sprach zunächst nur von Gesprächen mit Oman. Nun erhöht Trump den Druck.
Washington: US President Donald Trump has described new talks with Iran as "the last chance" for Tehran. President Trump stated during a meeting at the White House that the discussions were taking place at the request of Iran. He affirmed that various nations had asked the United States to give diplomacy a final opportunity. Trump emphasized that it was a last chance for Iran to sign a good document.
Once again, he reinforced his words with a martial threat: "I would give them every last chance before beheading them." According to Trump's interpretation, the talks revolve around opening the crucial Hormuz Strait, which is central to international gas and oil trade. The goal is to fully open the strait by this Tuesday. In a second phase, Trump said, it would then be about the "de-nuclearization" of Iran, which would take longer, he acknowledged.
The US President had announced new talks for today, Sunday, less than an hour ago. He said he had called off the largest US military attack "since World War II" for now to give new negotiations with Iran a chance. Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismail Baghai initially informed only about bilateral negotiations between his country and Oman on a shared provisional shipping lane in the Hormuz Strait.
Trump subsequently accused Iran of dishonesty on his Truth Social platform. At the White House, Trump also confirmed that any kind of solution in the Hormuz Strait must not include the Iranian levying of fees.
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