Iran Rebukes Trump’s Negotiation Claims and Vows to Keep Hormuz Closed
Iran’s Foreign Ministry has rejected President Trump’s recent remarks about productive talks. Officials insist no negotiations will occur before U.S. meets Iran’s objectives. A senior Iranian parliament spokesperson called Trump’s statement a retreat from earlier threats. They reiterated that the Strait of Hormuz remains off-limits to any power perceived as hostile. Iranian state media reports that there was no direct or indirect contact with the U.S. President. An unnamed source claims Trump ‘backed down’ after warnings that Iran would target power plants. U.S. officials have not confirmed these accounts.
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