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Trump is 'semi-negotiating' with Iran
The former U.S. president says he is watching the rising economic pressure on Iran amid new demands from Tehran.

Donald Trump announced that he is in a process of 'semi-negotiation' with Iran while observing the growing economic pressure in Tehran. The former president of the United States commented on the demands that Iran has made to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, which include compensation requests.
According to reports, Trump indicated that he intends to increase economic pressure on Iran in order to strengthen the U.S. position in discussions. The former president stated that the conditions presented by Tehran are intriguing and deserve consideration.
Trump's remarks come at a time when relations between the two countries remain tense. Trump's previous administration had taken a confrontational stance toward Iran, especially concerning its nuclear program and support for armed groups in the region.

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The repercussions of this situation, as well as the Iranian government's response, remain unclear. The negotiations and conditions presented are being closely monitored by analysts and experts in the field.