Iran denies US 'talks' claim, says Trump has ‘backed down’ on Hormuz Strait threat
Iran has denied claims by US President Donald Trump that the two countries have held productive talks to end the ongoing war. Trump had stated that the US and Iran have held talks over the past two days, but Iran's foreign ministry and state media have denied any such talks took place.
Iran has denied US claims of holding talks to end the ongoing war. The Iranian foreign ministry and state media said there were no direct or indirect communications with the US. President Trump had stated that the US and Iran held productive talks, but Iran said this was not true. Iran warned that if the US attacked its energy infrastructure, it would target the energy infrastructure of the entire region. Trump then said he had postponed any attack on Iran's power plants for five days. The US and Iran have been in a state of heightened tensions in recent times.
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