Iran's Foreign Ministry denied any ongoing talks with the United States, stating that American claims do not reflect reality and are aimed at lowering energy prices or buying time for military plans. This followed US President Donald Trump's announcement of a five-day delay in planned strikes against Iranian energy infrastructure.
Key points
- Iranian official stated the Strait of Hormuz will not return to its pre-war status, and energy markets will remain unstable.
- Iran asserted it was "not the one who started the war" in response to regional de-escalation initiatives.
- US President Donald Trump announced a 5-day postponement of any attack on Iranian energy infrastructure.
- Washington informed Israel about its discussions with Tehran, according to one report.
Why it matters
The conflicting statements regarding US-Iran negotiations highlight ongoing diplomatic ambiguity and heightened military tension in the Middle East, impacting global energy markets.
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