Trump Tells Al Jazeera ‘Not in a Hurry’ for Iran to Return to Talks
Trump said he is not rushing Iran talks as new sanctions target 60 entities and analysts question whether the pressure will work.
- On Wednesday, President Donald Trump told Al Jazeera journalist Tanya Noury he has "no time schedule" for resuming Iran negotiations, dismissing pressure to accelerate talks.
- The administration launched "Operation Economic Outcast" on Monday, imposing enhanced sanctions on 60 entities linked to Iran in what officials called an "economic D-Day" to force Tehran back to talks.
- Sanctions and the ongoing conflict have caused the Iranian rial to fall past 2 million rials to $1, while cooking oil prices surged 177 percent, creating severe hardship for ordinary Iranians.
- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended not targeting Chinese entities, asking, "Why would I want to blow up the global financial system?" while Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs denounced the sanctions as illegal.
- This Friday marks six months since the war began, as the 60-day memorandum governing the Strait of Hormuz expired earlier this month, leaving Tehran's nuclear program discussions unresolved.
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According to US President Trump, there is no rush to resume talks with Iran.
Im not in a hurry:Trump says he has no time schedule for Iran to return to talks - The Tribune
"I have no time schedule, none. I'm not in a hurry. I have no time schedule at all," Trump told Al Jazeera on Wednesday when asked how much time he was giving Iran to return to negotiations.
U.S. President Donald Trump said he is not in a hurry to resume stalled peace talks with Iran.
Donald Trump has no timetable for ending the war in Iran, he told Al Jazeera. He claimed the war had brought “tremendous profits” to the US and that military and economic pressure “are very effective.” The post Trump “in no rush” to make a deal with Iran – Bombs and sanctions have worked, he says appeared first on in.gr.
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