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Iran says messages being sent to US:** Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran is continuing to exchange messages with the US on a deal to end the war. - **Trump’s stance:** Araghchi’s comments
comment signals a softening of Trump's previous insistence that the U.S. take control of Iran's uranium stockpile. ### How Trump's plan affects Israel's war in Lebanon Another key issue unresolved is whether
Trump suggested an agreement to reopen the waterway had been reached when he announced a deal on Sunday with the words: “Let the oil flow!” Speaking to CNBC, however, Vance acknowledged that not all sticking
commentator Marc Thiessen, calling for the assassination of Iranian officials who oppose diplomacy with the US. “If there are two factions in Iran, one that wants a deal and one that doesn
Trump posted](https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/116630919376298273) on Sunday. Speaking in New Delhi, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Monday, the United States would "give diplomacy every chance to succeed before we explore the alternatives." Iran
ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, which began on 16 April and was [recently extended](https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/may/15/israel-and-lebanon-agree-ceasefire-extension-us-says) by 45 days. The potential deal between the US and Iran to their war also reportedly requires Israel
ceasefire between his country and Iran, and after Iran refused to attend the latest proposed round of peace talks in Islamabad. **Getty Images/Getty Images Europe** Getty Images/Getty Images Europe President Trump on Thursday said
deal" and that "Trump has to stop Netanyahu's reckless maneuvers." ### Trump says 'I call the shots,' not Israel The White House did not respond to messages about the Israeli strikes and whether they were
ceasefire in Iran that came into effect last month. Trump added he is not reconsidering Pakistan as a mediator. “They’re great. I think the Pakistanis have been great. The field marshal and the prime
Trump had requested changes to its terms. The changes are related to the Strait of Hormuz shipping channel and the removal of highly enriched uranium from Iran, the BBC's US news partner CBS News
Comments made by Iranian officials over the weekend had likewise signalled both sides were making progress on elements of a peace deal. Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei said on Saturday progress did not mean
ceasefire that came into effect last month, the Iranian blockade continues absent of a comprehensive deal to end the war. A US naval siege in Iran has worsened the energy crisis. The average price
deal and that he felt “very good about where we are.” Talks to end the Iran war could resume in Pakistan over the next two days, Trump said on Tuesday, after the collapse of weekend
deal with Tehran was within reach, and claimed the regime had agreed to negotiate aspects of its nuclear program that it had refused to discuss even a month ago. His comments come in direct contrast
comments aired shortly before the US Central Command (Centcom) [announced](https://x.com/centcom/status/2064457103134343170?s=46&t=l9kYTYnczdcmRxIf7ooCqA) that US forces had begun to launch “self-defense strikes” on Iran in response to the downing of the Apache helicopter near
comments, the US defence department announced a plan to withdraw 5,000 troops form Germany - an order which has been attributed to Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth. Germany's defence minister said the [Pentagon decision
ceasefire talks with the US, an outcome for which they have been agitating for weeks. But even now there are other voices in Tehran that believe [Iran](https://www.theguardian.com/world/iran) can instead exploit the tensions
ceasefire, according to Vali Nasr, professor of international affairs and Middle East studies at Johns Hopkins University. He pointed to Trump’s threat in early April that an “entire civilisation will die” if Iran
Trump suggested a permanent ceasefire could be struck with Tehran before King Charles’s state visit to the US later in April. “They’re beaten up, pretty bad. It’s very possible,” he said
deal had materialised that could not be missed. To the surprise of nobody who has been following the US’s recent adventures in geopolitics, Trump’s spin concealed a lot of the underlying reality