U.S. President Donald J. Trump has told Axios’ @BarakRavid that he is not hurrying to resume large-scale…
Armed Conflict · · Iran
U.S. President Donald J. Trump has told Axios’ @BarakRavid that he is not hurrying to resume large-scale strikes against Iran, amidst a renewed negotiation process that has yet to merit much across all fronts and increasing Iranian strikes on commercial shipping in the local region.
Per Ravid, President Trump said he is in “no rush” to renew strikes, as negotiations continue, with both Iran and the U.S. remaining publicly opposed to giving major concessions on key points of contention. At the time of writing, the primary points of contention are the administration of the Strait of Hormuz, the walk-back of U.S. economic coercive measures against Iran, the end of the blockade of vessels traveling to and from Iran (recently reached 144 vessels redirected and now passing 100 days since it has been renewed), and concessions from Iran on the nuclear file.
Source: @OSINTdefender
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