Business News›News›International›World News›Trump says no to Iran’s Hormuz offer: Tehran promises to resume nuclear talks if U.S. lifts blockade Trump says no to Iran’s Hormuz offer: Tehran promises to resume nuclear talks if U.S. lifts blockade President Donald Trump has rejected Iran’s proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and resume nuclear negotiations within seven days. The offer came after three hours of indirect talks between U.S. and Iranian envoys, with Tehran seeking the lifting of the U.S. naval blockade of Iranian ports, a waiver on oil sanctions and a ceasefire that would include Lebanon. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said the choice now rests with Washington, while President Masoud Pezeshkian said Iran remains open to diplomacy. With tensions still high and the Strait of Hormuz at the centre of the standoff, the latest developments could have major implications for global shipping and oil markets.Show more - 10:43 - 09:55 - 14:57 - 15:04 - 10:37 - 09:59 - 08:48 - 10:31 - 08:09 - 12:15 - 10:47 - 11:32 - 14:57 - 08:07 - 11:13 - 08:51 - 11:07 - 08:03 - 14:47 - 37:57 - 13:52 - 09:09 - 11:28 - 09:05 - 09:05 - 13:19 - 01:25 - 11:22 - 09:05 - 13:10 - 11:37
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov rejected the "call to abandon the dangerous path of escalation" made by German counterpart Johann Wadephul. The Russian Foreign Ministry characterized Wadephul's remarks as an attempt to shift responsibility for the current tensions in Europe.
The United Nations General Assembly has concluded, with diplomats describing the outcomes as mixed. No specific resolutions or agreements were detailed in the initial summary to substantiate this characterization.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated that an agreement was reportedly reached in Anchorage, adding that his country remains willing to return to that framework. He further remarked that Europe feels sidelined by current developments.
A senior Russian diplomat alleged that Belgrade is facing pressure to implement sanctions against Russia in exchange for an EU membership candidacy that the official described as illusory. It should be noted that these remarks represent one side of the diplomatic dispute and have not been independently verified by Belgrade.