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US Seeks Nuclear Talks With Iran, Separating From Strait of Hormuz Dispute
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First reported by Israel National News · 3 hours ago
What happened
The U.S. administration wants to negotiate Iran's nuclear program separately from the Strait of Hormuz dispute. Iran is open to nuclear talks if the Strait crisis is resolved, while Oman seeks regional de-escalation. President Trump believes the conflict could end soon, though some officials disagree.
- 01US aims to negotiate Iran's nuclear program separately from Strait of Hormuz issues.
- 02Iran is willing to resume nuclear talks after Strait of Hormuz crisis resolution.
- 03Oman is mediating regional talks to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
- 04US officials privately warn the conflict with Iran could last years.
- 05President Trump views U.S. intervention as neutralizing Iran's nuclear threat.
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