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Iran Accuses Trump of Threatening Hormuz Talks as U.S. Negotiations Continue
Iran accused Donald Trump of violating a memorandum of understanding with threats over the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran said trade flows and oil shipments continued, while its talks with the United States in Switzerland paused after 80 minutes and are expected to resume soon.
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What happened
- 01Iran said Trump’s Hormuz threats violated a memorandum of understanding.
- 02Ghalibaf dismissed U.S. pressure as a sign of American helplessness.
- 03Tehran said exports and imports resumed through southern ports and maritime crossings.
- 04Talks in Burgenschock focused on Article 13, not nuclear issues.
- 05Pezeshkian said U.S. positions on Iran’s missiles had changed.
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