Donald Trump says no to Iran's proposal for a truce seven days and is already looking at the possibility of resuming the bombing after the midterm elections in November. This is what the Wall Street Journal, citing US officials, who said the president had told his aides to expect a new military phase after the vote.
The Iranian proposal included the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz within seven days , resumption of negotiations on the nuclear program, in exchange for an end to the US blockade of Iranian ports, the easing of sanctions on oil, and a cessation of hostilities in the region.
Trump: No truce and relaunch of the "Trump Strait"
The news came in the early hours of September 26 and further complicated the diplomatic situation. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi He reiterated that the countdown to reopening the Strait of Hormuz would begin once the United States accepted the plan. The proposal had already been submitted to Washington through mediators and, according to Reuters, Tehran was still waiting for an official American response.
Meanwhile, however, the WSJ reports that Trump has rejected the idea of a seven-day truce and has already indicated to his aides the possibility of resuming the bombing after the midterm elections.
On the diplomatic front, meanwhile, the Iranian president Masoud Pezeshkian has opened the possibility of allowing theaccess to International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors. In an interview with cbs He explained that, if the conditions for an agreement are met, Tehran could reach an agreement on inspections.
While the diplomatic confrontation remains blocked, Trump relaunches yet another provocationThe American president has published a new map indicating the Strait of Hormuz as “Trump Strait”, that is, “Trump Strait”, thus relaunching an idea already advanced in recent weeks.
