President Donald Trump announced that the United States has agreed to continue peace talks with Iran while simultaneously declaring that the previous ceasefire is officially terminated following renewed military hostilities.
While the US has agreed to continue peace talks with Iran, Washington told Tehran “in no uncertain terms" that the ceasefire is over, says Donald Trump.
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President Donald Trump on Friday said the United States had agreed to talks with Iran after Tehran asked to continue negotiations, while stressing that the "The Islamic Republic of Iran has asked us to continue 'talks.
' We have agreed to do so, but the United States has stated to them, in no uncertain terms, that the Cease Fire is OVER! " Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social. , with the Iranian armed forces launching attacks on US military infrastructure in Gulf states on Thursday following US strikes on Iran's southern coastal and eastern provinces.
The two nations reached an interim deal last month to end a four month conflict that has throttle worldwide energy supplies. Trump's inability to end the war has frustrated the president, whose Republican Party faces midterm elections later this year amid high gas prices and voter discontent.
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