The Islamic Republic of Iran states it will not negotiate as long as the U.S. maintains a naval blockade. In response, President Trump declares the blockade will remain in place until a deal is reached.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced that the naval blockade of Iran's southern ports and coasts will continue until a final agreement is reached with the Islamic Republic, rejecting Iran's previous statements about opening the strait.
President Donald Trump of the United States stated that he expects bombings against the Islamic Republic to occur, noting that the U.S. military is "eager" to begin such operations, which he initiated during his first term as president.
EU foreign ministers are examining the imposition of sanctions against those responsible for blocking maritime passage in the Strait of Hormuz during a meeting in Luxembourg. Lily Nikfar, reporter for Iran International, reports.
The article suggests that if JD Vance is at an empty negotiation table due to the IRGC's refusal to participate, the United States should target and eliminate all regime figures and their deputies until a surrender is achieved.
Islamic Regime: We promised not to negotiate if the Naval blockade is in place President Trump: We will absolutely not lift the Naval blockade until a deal is reached. Who wins?
