Trump speaks of "last chance" for deal with Tehran
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Since then, Iran has blocked the Strait of Hormuz, one of the most important maritime routes for the transport of oil and natural gas, through which approximately 20% of world hydrocarbon production usually transits. He claimed that the United States was prepared to launch military operations "at a level of force unprecedented since World War II," but chose to postpone the action after Iran and other Middle Eastern states reportedly requested time for negotiations. In an exchange with journalists at the White House, Trump assured this Monday that the contacts are taking place "at the request" of Tehran and with the "support" of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar.
Furthermore, "We are about to reach an agreement on a route acceptable to both parties -- neither the northern route nor the southern route -, respecting the sovereign rights of each country and guaranteeing our national interests and our security", Baghaei assured on Sunday.
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Since then, Iran has blocked the Strait of Hormuz, one of the most important maritime routes for the transport of oil and natural gas, through which approximately 20% of world hydrocarbon production usually transits.
according to AdevărulHe claimed that the United States was prepared to launch military operations "at a level of force unprecedented since World War II," but chose to postpone the action after Iran and other Middle Eastern states reportedly requested time for negotiations.
according to AdevărulIn an exchange with journalists at the White House, Trump assured this Monday that the contacts are taking place "at the request" of Tehran and with the "support" of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar.
according to RTP Notícias"We are about to reach an agreement on a route acceptable to both parties -- neither the northern route nor the southern route -, respecting the sovereign rights of each country and guaranteeing our national interests and our security", Baghaei assured on Sunday.
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