Trump demanded that Iran make a deal, but did not threaten to resume war

US President Donald Trump said that negotiations with Iran have already begun, despite public denials from Tehran. He wrote about this on the social network Truth Social.

According to Trump, the Iranian leadership is asking for a meeting, but at the same time claims that it is not negotiating with Washington and is interacting only with Oman.

The American president also said that the United States controls access to Iran through the Strait of Hormuz. “Nothing will get into Iran unless we want it,” he wrote, adding that restrictions would remain in place until an agreement or “total capitulation” was reached. And he concluded his post with the assertion that “Iran will never get nuclear weapons.”

Unlike his previous posts, the US President does not threaten Tehran with renewed hostilities, but speaks of his intention to continue or increase pressure on Iran, primarily through restrictions in the Strait of Hormuz.

Iran denies it is currently negotiating with the US. Tehran says that contacts with Oman are devoted to organizing the safe passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz.