Trump Dismisses Importance of US-Iran Deal Amid Ongoing Negotiations
‘Makes no difference to me’: Trump on whether Iran, US will make a deal
Hindustan Times
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US President Donald Trump stated that it makes 'no difference' to him whether a deal is reached between the United States and Iran during ongoing talks in Pakistan. He emphasized that the US has already 'won' against Iran militarily, despite the negotiations facing challenges over demands related to the Strait of Hormuz.
- 01Trump claims the US has already 'won' against Iran militarily.
- 02Ongoing negotiations in Pakistan have not achieved a breakthrough.
- 03Control over the Strait of Hormuz remains a contentious issue.
- 04Trump warns China against aiding Iran amidst the negotiations.
- 05Reports suggest China may send air defense systems to Iran soon.
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During ongoing negotiations in Pakistan, US President Donald Trump stated that the outcome of a potential deal with Iran makes 'no difference' to him, asserting that the US has already achieved military victories over Iran. He highlighted the defeat of Iran's navy, air force, and leadership, claiming that the US has 'won' regardless of the negotiations. The talks, which have extended past midnight, continue to face challenges, particularly regarding US demands related to control over the strategic Strait of Hormuz. Trump also issued a warning to China, cautioning against any military support to Iran, especially as reports indicate China may be preparing to send air defense systems to Iran. Despite the reported stalemate, a Pakistani official noted that the negotiations are progressing positively after two rounds.
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The ongoing negotiations and military dynamics could influence regional stability in West Asia, affecting trade routes and security in the Strait of Hormuz, which is vital for global oil shipments.
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