US President Donald Trump mentioned that Iran is making significant concessions in negotiations with the United States. He expressed confidence in the progress of talks while emphasizing that military force remains an option. Trump, during various meetings, highlighted the positive developments in diplomacy with Tehran but reiterated the readiness for military action if needed.
In discussions with reporters and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, Trump maintained an optimistic outlook on negotiations with Iran. He noted Iran’s compliance with US demands and the ongoing positive trajectory of the talks. Trump also addressed concerns about Congress’ vote on an Iran war resolution, dismissing its impact on the diplomatic process as insignificant.
Trump firmly stated his opposition to any agreement allowing Iran to control international shipping charges through the Strait of Hormuz. The strategic waterway is crucial for global crude oil trade. Rutte supported Trump’s stance on Iran, emphasizing the importance of preventing Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons. He underscored the global security implications of Iran’s nuclear ambitions and its role in destabilizing the region.
Regarding an investigation into a school strike in Minab, Trump expressed doubts about resolving the issue due to the chaotic situation with missiles. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth assured that the Pentagon was treating the inquiry seriously and would disclose its findings in due course.
