Trump says Washington 'doing very well' with Tehran as nuclear talks continue
PRESIDENT Donald Trump said Friday that the United States is engaged in talks with Iran and making progress. "The Strait of Hormuz is now open, with a higher volume of oil transactions than before ... and we are in negotiations with Iran. "We are doi...
President Donald Trump declared on Friday that the United States is conducting negotiations with Iran and making substantial progress in the ongoing talks. The Strait of Hormuz has reopened, facilitating a surge in oil transactions surpassing previous levels. In a press conference, Trump affirmed, "We are doing very well with Iran."
He elaborated, "We haven't lost a soldier in seven months or six months. We have the Hormuz Strait open, conducting more business than ever before with oil. And we're doing very well. And we are talking to them."
Reports indicate that Tehran has expressed a willingness to extend concessions previously deemed off-limits, though the specific details of these potential concessions remain undisclosed. These diplomatic advancements follow the Democratic Party's recent victory in both chambers of Congress during the midterm elections on Tuesday, a result fueled by voter apprehensions over the Iran conflict and the escalating energy costs.
Throughout the ongoing negotiations, Trump has emphasized that the preservation of Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons remains a cornerstone of the U.S. military strategy.
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