Washington/Tehran, May 24: Former U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday claimed that a peace agreement with Iran had been “largely negotiated,” expressing optimism that the strategically important Strait of Hormuz could reopen soon.
Speaking during a public address, Trump described the ongoing talks as a “major breakthrough” aimed at reducing tensions in the Middle East and restoring stability to global oil routes.However, Iranian officials responded cautiously, stating that although negotiations had progressed significantly, several key disagreements still remain unresolved.
Tehran maintained that final terms of the agreement, particularly regarding security assurances and uranium-related issues, have yet to be settled.Diplomatic sources said mediators from regional countries continue to facilitate discussions between both sides in an effort to bridge remaining gaps.
The Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most vital oil transit routes, has remained under heightened tension amid regional conflicts, with global markets closely monitoring developments.Political analysts believe that any successful agreement between Washington and Tehran could ease geopolitical tensions and positively impact international energy supplies.