Trump says no time schedule for Iran to return to talks
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US President Donald Trump told Al Jazeera he has no time schedule for Iran to return to negotiations to end the conflict. He said he is not in a hurry and that the US is winning, citing Iran's inflation and unrest. The comments come as Friday marks six months since the US war on Iran began.
Key Facts
- Trump told Al Jazeera's Tanya Noury on Wednesday that he has 'no time schedule' for Iran's return to talks.
- Friday marks six months since the US war on Iran began on February 28.
- The US and Iran signed a 60-day memorandum of understanding in June that expired earlier this month.
- On Monday, the US announced enhanced sanctions on Iran and 60 entities in various countries.
Trump's Remarks
Trump told Al Jazeera's Tanya Noury on Wednesday that he has 'no time schedule' for Iran to return to the negotiating table. He said he is 'not in a hurry' and that the US is 'winning very big'. Trump cited Iran's 'massive inflation', falling economy, and treatment of protesters. The comments depart from his earlier statements that the conflict would be over in 'four to six' weeks.
Conflict Timeline
The US war on Iran began on February 28, and Friday marks six months since its start. In June, the US and Iran signed a 60-day memorandum of understanding covering transit through the Strait of Hormuz, sanctions relief, and nuclear talks. That agreement expired earlier this month. On Monday, the US announced enhanced sanctions on Iran and 60 entities in various countries doing business with the country.
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Trump says no time schedule for Iran to return to talks
