Iran gives the U.S. new response on draft peace deal
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Iran gives the U.S. new response on draft peace deal
""Nobody knows what the talks are except myself and a couple of other people. They want to make a deal badly. We have a problem because nobody knows for sure who the leaders are. It's a little bit of a problem," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office on Thursday."
"The Iranians claim it's Trump who is desperate for a deal."
"On Thursday afternoon, Trump huddled with his top national security team on Iran for around 45 minutes in the White House Situation Room."
"CENTCOM commander Adm. Brad Cooper and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan Caine briefed Trump and his team on new plans for possible military action against Iran."
Iran communicated a proposal to the U.S. to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and delay nuclear negotiations. The U.S. responded with amendments focusing on nuclear issues, including a demand for Iran to refrain from moving enriched uranium or restarting activities at bombed nuclear sites during negotiations. Trump expressed uncertainty about the leadership in Iran and the desire for a deal. Meanwhile, he met with national security officials to discuss military options against Iran.
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