Trump claims on Iranian concessions trigger questions, rejections in Tehran

Former President's claims of Iranian concessions met with swift denials and a military response, escalating tensions in the Gulf. | Contesto: cronaca

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• Trump claims on Iranian concessions trigger questions, rejections in Tehran

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Former U.S. President Donald Trump's recent public claims regarding significant concessions from Iran have been met with immediate and forceful rejections from Tehran, culminating in a major military escalation as the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced it has once again restricted access to the strategic Strait of Hormuz. The dual developments, unfolding over the past 48 hours, have abruptly reignited tensions in a region long fraught with geopolitical strife, casting a shadow over fragile diplomatic channels and raising immediate concerns over global energy security. The controversy began when Trump, speaking at a political rally, asserted that the Iranian leadership had privately signaled a willingness to make substantial concessions on its nuclear program and regional activities in exchange for the easing of sanctions. He provided no evidence for these claims, nor did he specify through what channels such communications might have occurred. The remarks, characteristic of his unorthodox approach to foreign policy pronouncements, were quickly amplified through media and political circles, placing the long-contentious U.S.-Iran relationship back in the international spotlight. Officials in Tehran moved swiftly to categorically deny the former president's assertions. Multiple government spokespersons and foreign ministry officials labeled the claims as "baseless," "provocative," and a "complete fabrication." They emphasized that Iran's stance on its nuclear rights and regional policy remains unchanged and is not subject to negotiation under pressure. The unified and sharp tone of the rejections underscored the Iranian government's sensitivity to any perception of weakness or back-channel bargaining, particularly with a political figure they have consistently characterized as an architect of "maximum pressure" and the collapse of the 2015 nuclear deal. The diplomatic rebuke was followed within hours by a tangible military response. The IRGC, the powerful branch of Iran's military charged with protecting the Islamic Republic's revolutionary ideals, issued a terse statement declaring the Strait of Hormuz closed to unspecified "hostile" maritime...

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