White House: All options on the table for Iran, no talks underway
White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt says all options remain open on Iran, with no current negotiations between Washington and Tehran.
White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt has stated that all potential courses of action are still viable in dealing with Iran, with no ongoing diplomatic discussions between the United States and Tehran. On Thursday, Leavitt emphasized that the administration of President Donald Trump is currently concentrating on the economic isolation of Tehran, while Washington maintains its priorities in relation to Iran.
She reinforced Trump's stance on the Strait of Hormuz, asserting that it remains open and underscores the president's emphasis on this matter in his approach to Iran-related matters. Leavitt also underscored Trump's steadfast commitment to preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Regarding a recent US military operation, known as "Epic Fury," which commenced on February 28, Leavitt acknowledged its significant success in diminishing the Iranian regime's military prowess.
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