Trump claims 'very good' talks with Iran, but threatens severe action if no deal

U.S. President Donald Trump has described recent discussions with Iran as "very good" and "all-day negotiations," according to a report by Reuters. This assertion comes despite a statement from Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson just two days prior, denying that any talks were currently underway between the two nations.

While Trump expressed a positive outlook on the alleged negotiations, he also issued a stark warning. He threatened to impose "really hard" measures on Iran if an agreement does not materialize, underscoring the high stakes and precariousness of the diplomatic situation. The Hormuz Strait has been a significant flashpoint in the ongoing conflict between the U.S. and Iran, contributing to rising oil prices and disruptions in global supply chains since the conflict escalated on February 28.

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We have had 'very good' all-day negotiations with Iran.

This apparent contradiction between the U.S. president's claims and Iran's official statements highlights the complex and often opaque nature of their diplomatic engagement. The situation remains tense, with potential economic and geopolitical ramifications hinging on the outcome of these indirect or unconfirmed discussions.

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We will hit Iran 'really hard' if a deal is not reached.