White House positive on prospects for Iran deal
Kyiv • UNN
The Trump administration plans talks in Islamabad and sanctions against buyers of Iranian oil. The US Senate has retained the president's war powers.
The administration of US President Donald Trump "is positive about the prospects of a deal" with Iran and allows for a new round of negotiations in Pakistan. This is reported by CNN, writes UNN.
Details
The US President also stated that the war with Iran is "very close to ending," commenting on the situation in an interview with Fox Business. The White House notes that the American delegation may again arrive in Islamabad to continue the dialogue.
Negotiations and Diplomacy
Pakistani Field Marshal Asim Munir, who is mediating between the parties, arrived in Tehran for talks with Iranian diplomats. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi announced Tehran's readiness to promote peace and stability.
Sanctions and Military Solutions
The US Senate once again rejected the initiative to limit the president's military powers on the issue of Iran. At the same time, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that Washington is ready to impose secondary sanctions against countries that buy Iranian oil.
Situation in the region
Israel continues to strike "Hezbollah" in Lebanon, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said. In parallel, Iran reports partial shipping despite the US blockade, as well as the suspension of petrochemical exports to meet domestic needs.
Against the backdrop of these events, stock markets are showing growth: the S&P 500 index reached a record level amid cautious optimism about a possible end to the conflict.
White House says talks with Iran continue15.04.26, 21:30 • 3227 views