Who will attend a round of US-Iran peace talks by August 31?Donald Trump

White House Deputy Spokesperson Anna Kelly told Al-Sharq on Wednesday that no negotiations or talks with the Islamic Republic are underway or planned. She made the remarks in response to a question about the US government's message to Tehran conveyed by the Qatari Prime Minister. US President Donald Trump also announced an hour ago in an interview with Al Jazeera that there is no specific timetable for resuming talks with the Islamic Republic and that he is in no hurry to do so. Trump said: "Both US military strikes and economic pressure against the Islamic Republic are effective." He added that the US has achieved a great victory in the war and that Iran's economy is collapsing.

On Wednesday, September 24, US President Donald Trump announced in an interview with Al Jazeera that there is no specific timetable for resuming negotiations with the Islamic Republic and that he is in no hurry to do so. The US President said: "Both US military strikes and economic pressure against the Islamic Republic are effective." He added that the US has achieved a great victory in the war and that Iran's economy is collapsing.

The quagmire of war with Iran has turned Trump's trump card into an electoral threat. US President Donald Trump is approaching the November midterm elections with the Iran war at a costly stalemate and the crises in Ukraine and Gaza still unresolved, a situation that has seriously challenged his foreign policy record. According to Reuters, this situation is significant for Trump, who returned to the White House last year promising to play the role of a "peacemaker" and had placed the resolution of international disputes at the center of his second term. As for Iran, after weeks of trying to reach a diplomatic solution, Trump suspended negotiations with Tehran and announced on Wednesday the start of a new campaign called "economic warfare" against Iran. This action was taken in a situation where months of US military attacks have failed to force Tehran to accept the concessions that Washington wants. At the same time, continued inflation and rising gasoline prices due to the war against Iran have led to a decline in Trump's popularity. @YjcNewsChannel

The quagmire of war with Iran has turned Trump's trump card into an electoral threat US President Donald Trump is approaching the November midterm elections with the Iran war at a costly stalemate and the crises in Ukraine and Gaza still unresolved; a situation that has seriously challenged his foreign policy record. According to a Reuters report, this situation is significant for Trump, who returned to the White House last year promising to play the role of a "peacemaker" and had placed the resolution of international disputes at the center of his second term in office. As for Iran, after weeks of trying to reach a diplomatic solution, Trump suspended negotiations with Tehran and announced on Wednesday the start of a new campaign called "economic warfare" against Iran. This action was taken in a situation where months of US military attacks have failed to force Tehran to accept the concessions that Washington wants. At the same time, continued inflation and rising gasoline prices due to the war against Iran have led to a decline in Trump's popularity. Mizan on social networks @mizanplus‏

Al Arabiya Channel: Donald Trump has ordered negotiations with the Islamic Republic to be suspended for several weeks, and there is a possibility that this suspension will be extended.

Trump to Axios: Massive amount of oil is flowing out of the Strait of Hormuz US President Donald Trump revealed to Axios that a massive amount of oil is flowing through the Strait of Hormuz Trump added to Axios that "negotiating with the Iranians right now is a waste of time" The US president had already decided to cut off any current talks with Tehran, as reported by CNN yesterday Trump previously confirmed that he was not seeking to extend the 60-day deadline stipulated in the Memorandum of Understanding #From_the_Event

Trump to Axios: Massive amount of oil is flowing out of the Strait of Hormuz US President Donald Trump revealed to Axios that a massive amount of oil is flowing through the Strait of Hormuz Trump added to Axios that "negotiating with the Iranians right now is a waste of time" The US president had already decided to cut off any current talks with Tehran, as reported by CNN yesterday Trump previously confirmed that he was not seeking to extend the 60-day deadline stipulated in the Memorandum of Understanding From Al Arabiya

US President Donald Trump: No negotiations with Iran at the moment, but that may happen at some point.

Donald Trump suspends talks with Iran; former Iranian president warns against "wasting the opportunity"

CNN reported that Donald Trump has made a fundamental change in his approach to war by ordering the cessation of any negotiations with the Islamic Republic and has distanced himself from the path of diplomacy. CNN wrote that after weeks of expressing optimism about achieving a positive development in relations with Tehran, Trump has finally concluded that these efforts have not been successful and has now adopted a new approach. Interview with Amir Giti, a member of the editorial board of Iran International

Donald Trump has changed his approach to Iran, abandoning negotiations and focusing on gradually increasing pressure on Tehran, CNN reports, citing a US official. According to the channel, the US president has instructed senior administration officials to stop negotiations with Iran. "White House officials recently told political allies they are changing their strategy" - moving from "hit it as soon as possible" to "strangle it" over time," the article says. Previously, Trump has repeatedly stated that diplomatic efforts with Tehran are progressing and a new agreement can be reached. The day before, the US president announced that there are no contacts with the Iranian side. More news about the conflict in the Middle East - on our channel in "Max".

CNN reported that US President Donald Trump has changed his strategy from trying to reach a quick agreement to gradually increasing pressure on Tehran by halting talks with the Islamic Republic. According to CNN, Trump has ordered senior administration officials to halt talks with the Islamic Republic and that no talks will be held until Tehran shows new signs of readiness to accept Washington's demands. He also announced that no talks with the Islamic Republic are underway or planned. CNN quoted US officials as saying that the White House is on the verge of imposing new and heavy sanctions on the Islamic Republic and is pursuing a strategy of "gradual increase in pressure." The report also noted Washington's concerns about a possible agreement between the Islamic Republic and Oman on managing traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, and wrote that the Trump administration opposes any agreement that would allow Tehran to control or collect fees from ships. American officials believe that economic pressure will eventually force the Islamic Republic to accept Washington's terms.

Washington informs allies it is changing its strategy toward Tehran... US official tells CNN: Trump instructed his top envoys to halt any negotiations with Iran A US official revealed to CNN that President Donald Trump expressed his displeasure at Iran's lack of willingness to implement his demands, coinciding with the expiration of the 60-day deadline stipulated in the "Memorandum of Understanding." The US official told CNN that Trump instructed his top envoys to halt any negotiations with Iran. The US official confirmed that the United States is moving toward gradually strangling Iran and imposing crushing sanctions. According to the US official's statements to CNN, Washington informed its allies that it is changing its strategy toward Iran. The US official confirmed that Trump wants a clear signal from Iran's leaders of their readiness to conclude an agreement. #From_the_Event

Washington informs allies it is changing its strategy toward Tehran... US official tells CNN: Trump instructed his top envoys to halt any negotiations with Iran A US official revealed to CNN that President Donald Trump expressed his displeasure at Iran's lack of willingness to implement his demands, coinciding with the expiration of the 60-day deadline stipulated in the "Memorandum of Understanding." The US official told CNN that Trump instructed his top envoys to halt any negotiations with Iran. The US official confirmed that the United States is moving toward gradually strangling Iran and imposing crushing sanctions. According to the US official's statements to CNN, Washington informed its allies that it is changing its strategy toward Iran. The US official confirmed that Trump wants a clear signal from Iran's leaders of their readiness to conclude an agreement. From Al Arabiya

US President Donald Trump: — There are no talks or negotiations currently underway or planned with Iran — The naval blockade against Iran is in full force and effect — The Strait of Hormuz is open and operational, and all sea mines have been removed or destroyed

On Tuesday, August 17, US President Donald Trump posted a picture of the late Republican Senator Lindsey Graham on Twitter and wrote: "Notice the hat." In the picture, Graham is wearing a hat that says: "Make Iran Great Again." Trump simultaneously wrote in another post on Twitter: "There are no negotiations or talks with the Islamic Republic and no negotiations or talks are planned."

US President Donald Trump: No talks or contacts are underway, and no meetings are scheduled with Iran. The naval blockade remains in place.

A White House correspondent quoted an American official on the X Network as saying: "Donald Trump's post on Truth Social about suspending talks with the Islamic Republic until they are ready to make an agreement means that he has canceled negotiations with Tehran for the foreseeable future."

In two separate posts on Twitter, as tensions over the Strait of Hormuz continued, US President Donald Trump first posted a picture of a map of the Strait of Hormuz and parts of Iran, the Persian Gulf, and the Sea of ​​Oman, and then announced that there were no talks or negotiations with the Islamic Republic and that there were no plans for future talks. More details with Samira Qaraei, Iran International correspondent

A US official told Al Jazeera: "Donald Trump has asked his team not to enter into talks with the Islamic Republic until it is ready for a deal. There were positive talks with Tehran, but Trump decided to wait. There are no contradictions in the US administration's statements about the talks."

Trump: No Talks with Iran Planned US President Donald Trump announced the absence of talks with the Iranian side. "There are no talks or conversations with Iran that are currently ongoing or planned," the American leader wrote on Tuesday on the Truth Social social network. ...

US President Donald Trump: There are no talks or dialogues currently underway or scheduled with Iran... and the Strait of Hormuz is operating normally.

Live: #MIDDLE_EAST Donald Trump stated on his Truth Social network that no discussions with Iran were currently taking place, nor were any planned...

*US President Donald Trump:* There are no talks or discussions taking place, or planned, with the Islamic Republic of Iran. The naval blockade remains in full effect. The Strait of Hormuz is open and operational. All naval mines have been removed or detonated. Thank you for your attention to this matter!

Trump: No negotiations underway or scheduled with Iran... and the naval blockade is strong and effective ====== US President Donald Trump confirms that there are no negotiations underway or scheduled with Iran and that the naval blockade continues. Trump says the Strait of Hormuz is open and operating normally. The US president emphasizes that the naval blockade on Iran is strong and effective. From Al Arabiya

US President Donald Trump wrote on the Truth Social network on Tuesday, August 17: "There are no negotiations or talks with the Islamic Republic, and no negotiations or talks are planned." He added: "The naval blockade remains in full force, the Strait of Hormuz is open and active, and all naval mines have been collected or detonated."

There are no ongoing or planned new negotiations between the US and Iran, Donald Trump stated. "The naval blockade is in full effect. The Strait of Hormuz is open and operational. All naval mines have either been cleared or detonated," the US President wrote on the social network Truth Social. Follow Kommersant on MAX | on Telegram

"Trump discovered that he didn't have much leverage to achieve the goals he set at the beginning of the war." Donald Trump's deadline for the Iran deal has expired: world media react. Le Monde (Paris, France): "The Middle East has always revealed the true nature of American presidents. In Donald Trump's case, it exposed his incompetence and lack of foresight. In less than two years, he has suffered a series of failures. This is evident in the war he launched against Iran in partnership with Israel. Its most tangible result to date has been the closure of the strategically important Strait of Hormuz... From the very beginning, the United States demonstrated the limitations of the world's most powerful military power." The New York Times (New York, USA): "As the fragile ceasefire with Iran officially collapsed, President Trump on August 17th revealed his frustration at being unable to resolve the military conflict he started and which seems to have no end... In an interview with Fox News, the president lashed out at American ally Oman, which is trying to broker talks with Iran... The latest threats against Oman, which has facilitated US-Iran talks for years... come as Donald Trump discovers he has little leverage to achieve the goals he set at the start of the war." The Jerusalem Post (Jerusalem, Israel): "The 60-day negotiating window… expired on August 17. No comprehensive agreement was reached, and the military balance of power has shifted significantly compared to what it was before the pause. Iran has used the lull to repair launchers, rebuild damaged military infrastructure, and accelerate the production of missiles and drones. The United States is trying to address the depletion of its stockpiles of interceptor missiles and precision-guided munitions used in the war, while Gulf states damaged by Iranian missiles and drones are seeking additional air defense systems and munitions. Israel has accelerated the production of its own interceptor missiles and air-launched munitions… The current situation is not peace, but a military pause in an unresolved conflict." Tehran Times (Tehran, Iran): "Despite Iran's full compliance with its diplomatic obligations, Washington has repeatedly violated the agreement... Trump had no intention of engaging in honest diplomacy. He signed the memorandum primarily to stem rising oil prices and defuse widespread domestic criticism of his actions over his notorious war with Iran... It is widely known that Trump launched the war... based on false assurances... from Benjamin Netanyahu and his spy agency, Mossad, who promised that military action would lead to the rapid collapse of the Islamic Republic and destroy Iran's military capabilities. Neither happened. Instead, the war exposed the vulnerabilities of the US military, demonstrated its complete inability to protect its allies in the region, and underscored Iran's undeniable military power." People's Daily (Beijing, China): "According to analysts, the protracted impasse and the hard-line positions adopted by both sides highlight their unwillingness to compromise. Amid ongoing tensions, each side is seeking to use a hard-line stance to gain greater leverage at the negotiating table, further narrowing the already limited scope for reaching an agreement in the near term." Subscribe to Kommersant on MAX | on Telegram

US President Donald Trump said on Monday that he was in no rush to deal with Iran, citing “covert channels of communication with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps.” He added: “We are talking directly to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps.” He told Fox News that “Iran should raise the white flag of surrender” and noted that “the US naval blockade continues to put new economic pressure on the Iranian regime.” “They are great at poker... but they are dying,” he added. Earlier, the US president had stressed that “Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon under any circumstances.” The remarks come on the last day of the 60-day deadline for Islamabad's memorandum of understanding to reach a permanent peace agreement and the lack of progress in diplomatic efforts to end the conflict between Washington and Tehran. @VahidOOnLine The IRGC spokesman denied US President Donald Trump's claim that there is a direct, behind-the-scenes communication channel between the US government and IRGC officials. According to the Tasnim news agency, Hossein Mohebbi said: "There is no ongoing dialogue between IRGC officials and the Americans." He described Trump's statements as "fantasies" stemming from "illusions and nightmares resulting from defeat and despair in the war." @VahidOOnLine @VahidOnline

New York Times: Iran War Has Become a Battle of Political Will and Economic Resilience US Media: The ceasefire that US President Donald Trump announced with Iran in June was supposed to lead to a broader agreement within 60 days to end the war and limit Iran's nuclear program, but that deadline, which expires on Monday, has effectively been shelved. The war has now become a contest of political will and economic resilience with no end in sight. There is little sign that Iran and the United States have held extensive talks on Iran's nuclear program since the June ceasefire, let alone reached a framework that is acceptable to both sides. isna.ir/xdWTrx @isna94

Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei said today that there are currently no negotiations with Washington, but Abbas Araqchi and Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf are scheduled to visit Pakistan. At the same time, Donald Trump told Axios that the US is in no hurry to negotiate and prefers to increase economic pressure on Iran by continuing the naval blockade. Interview with Mi'ad Maleki, former head of the US Treasury Department's Office of Sanctions Targeting

CBS News reported, citing American officials, that contrary to Donald Trump's statements on Sunday night, no new or different round of talks with the Islamic Republic is planned. At the same time, the spokesman for the Islamic Republic's Foreign Ministry also said that Tehran has no plans to negotiate directly with Washington. Reported by Erdoğan Roozbeh, Iran International correspondent

CBS: Contrary to Trump's statements, no new talks between Iran and the US are planned CBS reported, citing American officials, that contrary to Donald Trump's statements, no new round of talks between Iran and the US is currently planned. However, these officials emphasized that contacts between the two sides are continuing through mediators. @IRIBNEWS_COM

The spokesman for the Islamic Republic's Foreign Ministry says that there are currently no negotiations between Iran and the United States. In his weekly meeting with reporters on Monday, August 12, Esmail Baghaei added that what is currently underway are bilateral negotiations between the two coastal states of Iran and Oman. He says that "the presence of others in these negotiations can be constructive or destructive, but the issue is between Iran and Oman." His comments come as US President Donald Trump announced that negotiations with Iran will begin on Monday afternoon, August 12. However, he did not explain to reporters on Sunday, when returning to Washington from a weekend vacation in New Jersey, where the talks will be held or who will participate in them. @VahidHeadline The spokesman for the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission of the Majlis says that "no discussion" of negotiations with the United States is currently on the agenda. Hassan Qashqawi in The interview, published by the Student News Agency, added that the Iranian government is not negotiating with Washington, especially on the nuclear issue. He added without giving details: "Even in other possible paths, the nuclear issue has not been discussed, and the future of this issue is completely clear in the relevant texts." The parliamentarian stated that the Islamic Republic's current priority is "the lifting of primary and secondary sanctions in Congress and the return of Iran's frozen assets." @VahidHeadline @VahidOnline

Global oil prices fell more than five percent on Monday, August 12, 1405, after Donald Trump announced that the US military attack on Iran would be halted and a new round of talks between the two countries would begin. Reuters reported that global markets see the reduction in the likelihood of military conflict in the Middle East and the increase in hopes of reaching an agreement between Tehran and Washington as the most important factors in the decline in oil prices. According to the news agency, traders' concerns about disruptions in oil supply and the possible closure of the Strait of Hormuz have decreased after Trump's statements. Read: iranwire.com @VahidHeadline @VahidOnline

Aug 3 (Reuters) - Iran said on Monday there were no talks under way with the United States and no plans for any meetings, contradicting U.S. President Donald Trump who had ‌cited talks he said would take place that afternoon as justification for calling off attacks.

Live: Earlier today, Esmail Baghaei , Tehran’s foreign ministry spokesperson, said that Iran was not reviving talks with the US – despite what Donald Trump told repor

Live: President Donald Trump said new talks to wind down the war in Iran will start Monday afternoon, after announcing he is holding off on new massive strikes he had

Iran denied any negotiations were taking place with the United States after President Donald Trump said new talks would begin Monday in an effort to end their war, now in its sixth month. •

Iran is not negotiating with the United States; issues of ensuring the safety of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz are being discussed with Oman. This was stated by the representative of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ismail Baghaei, whose words are quoted by the Tasnim news agency. “To avoid ambiguity, it is necessary to clarify with whom the negotiations are being conducted. At the moment, we are not negotiating with the United States. Negotiations are being conducted with Oman,” he said. According to him, although the negotiations are bilateral, other states can also contribute to stabilizing the situation. Subscribe to Kommersant in MAX | in Telegram [in reply to: Donald Trump announced that negotiations between Washington and Tehran will begin on August 3. “I think there is a deal. There is a deal on the Strait of Hormuz. "Then there will be an agreement on the nuclear issue, or, one might say, on the denuclearization of Iran," Mr. Trump told reporters. As Donald Trump recalled, the United States decided not to launch a new attack on Iran at the request of Middle Eastern countries. According to him, Tehran also asked Washington not to launch new strikes. At the same time, Mr. Trump added, the United States is ready to launch an attack "at any time we want." Follow Kommersant on MAX | on Telegram]

Middle East war: Donald Trump announces resumption of negotiations with Iran, oil prices plummet

Middle East war: Donald Trump announces the start of "negotiations this afternoon" with Iran

“Talking with them”: Donald Trump announces a resumption of negotiations with Iran on Monday

#UPDATE US President Donald Trump said that negotiations with Iran will begin Monday after he decided to hold off on new strikes against the Islamic republic to pursue a deal.

US President Donald Trump, referring to the postponement of a planned attack on the Islamic Republic, said the talks would begin on Monday afternoon. He stressed that an attack was under consideration, which, if carried out, he said, would be the largest operation since World War II and would have catastrophic consequences, but regional countries demanded that it be stopped. Trump said that the king and, in fact, the crown prince of Saudi Arabia asked him to pursue the path of reaching an agreement instead of military action, because they were concerned about the spread of the war, the emergence of a humanitarian crisis and a wave of refugees pouring into regional countries. He added that several other Middle Eastern countries had also made the same request. The US president said that it now remains to be seen whether an agreement on nuclear disarmament is possible. He stressed that he would prefer to resolve the crisis through negotiations, because war would lead to the death of many people. Trump added that the countries in the region believed that an agreement was close and that is why they called for the attack to be postponed.

Trump claims talks with Iran will begin on Monday, justifying his recent retreat from Tehran's threat The US president, justifying his recent retreat from the Iranian threat, claimed that talks with Iran will begin on Monday. Donald Trump claimed in a conversation with reporters on the presidential plane: "We will negotiate with them. The negotiations will start tomorrow afternoon and we will see how it goes." Repeating his claims about negotiations with Iran, the US president said: "I would like to do it. It will save a lot of lives. Frankly, the unnecessary use of force will stop." He claimed that talks with Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar and Iran made him refrain from a "massive attack" on Friday @IRNA_1313

US President Donald Trump announces new talks with Iran starting Monday

DUBAI, July 27 (Reuters) - Iran said on Monday it was still in control of the Strait of Hormuz and not seeking to resume peace talks ‌with the United States, after President Donald Trump halted a two-week bombing campaign that his top brass told him had run its course.

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