Iran denies Trump's statements!
Iran has denied US President Donald Trump's claim that "productive talks were held." The Tehran administration reported that no contact had been established with Washington and stated, "Trump has started mind games."
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The Iranian administration has categorically rejected claims that diplomatic contact has been established with the US. In a statement, it was argued that US President Donald Trump's remarks were intended to "create a perception and exert psychological pressure."
Tehran claimed that Trump has "resorted to mind games," particularly following the emergence of potential attacks on energy infrastructure. The statement also warned that if the current tension continues, it may not be possible for the Strait of Hormuz to return to its previous operations.
In a statement issued by the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, "We deny US President Donald Trump's statements regarding ongoing negotiations between the US and Iran. Iran remains committed to its stance of rejecting any negotiations before achieving its goals in the conflict." it was stated.
WHAT HAPPENED?
US President Donald Trump had announced that a planned military operation against Iran's energy infrastructure had been temporarily suspended.
Trump had said, "I am pleased to report that the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran have held very good and productive talks over the last two days regarding the complete and definitive end of hostilities in the Middle East. Based on the course and tone of these in-depth, detailed, and constructive talks that will continue throughout the week, I have made a decision. In this context, I have instructed the Department of Defense to postpone any military attack on power plants and energy infrastructure in Iran for 5 days, provided that it remains dependent on the success of the ongoing meetings and discussions."