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Trump rejects Iran's Hormuz proposal; both sides expect talks this week
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Summary
President Trump confirmed Saturday he rejected Iran's offer to halt Strait of Hormuz attacks and resume nuclear talks in exchange for lifting the US naval blockade. Trump told Axios he expects renewed US-Iran talks this week. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Iran is "fully prepared" for war to resume, even a "doomsday war," but remains open to diplomacy. Qatar and other mediators are trying to revive negotiations, though the two sides remain far apart on core demands.
Left-leaning
- Iran Seeks U.S. Clarification After Trump Rejects Cease-Fire ProposalNew York Times · Sep 27, 10:12 AM
- After nixing Iran proposal, Trump tells Axios he expects talks this weekAxios · Sep 27, 10:55 AM
- Trump says U.S., Iran slated for indirect talks after he rejects latest proposalWashington Post · Sep 27, 1:30 PM
Center
- Trump Says He Expects Renewed Iran Talks This Week, Axios SaysBloomberg · Sep 27, 11:15 AM
- Iran says it's ready to restart war with U.S., but diplomacy an optionUPI · Sep 27, 2:22 PM
- Iran ‘fully prepared’ for war to resume if Trump authorizes strikes after midtermsThe Hill · Sep 27, 2:37 PM
Right-leaning
- Iran says it's ready for 'doomsday' onslaught of U.S. attacks after Trump rejects ceasefire dealWashington Times · Sep 27, 10:22 AM
- Iran ready for ‘doomsday war’ after Trump rejects ceasefire, foreign minister saysWashington Examiner · Sep 27, 11:29 AM