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Trump’s Mixed Signals on Iran Conflict

President Trump’s day began with a forceful statement about the Strait of Hormuz, which some interpreted as a sign of his growing frustration with Iran’s refusal to comply with US demands. He described it as a “Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day all wrapped up in one,” suggesting a sense of urgency and impatience. However, his message took a dramatic turn when he specified a deadline for Iran’s concession: 8pm on Tuesday. If Iran fails to comply by then, Trump warned, the consequences could be catastrophic, including the possibility of destroying civilian infrastructure and seizing Iran’s oil. This stance has raised concerns among observers, who point out that such actions would constitute a war crime. Meanwhile, Trump has been sending mixed signals, suggesting that negotiations with Iran are underway and could yield a breakthrough within the next 24 hours. He has told US media outlets that he believes an agreement is imminent, citing the efforts of his close advisors, Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, who are reportedly engaged in talks with unidentified Iranian officials. The president’s comments to ABC News have further fueled speculation that a deal could be reached in a matter of days, rather than weeks.

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