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Trump rejects Iran's Hormuz ceasefire plan; Tehran refuses to soften termsIranian foreign minister says only negotiation can end the war
7 Today 3:44 AM · 14h ago · 6 articles · 3 posts · 32 comments · 3 sources · development 7 of 7
Iran's foreign minister says Tehran is still waiting for an official US rejection of the deal and insists negotiation remains the only path to ending the conflict, despite Trump's comments.
Donald Trump US President
Steve Witkoff US negotiator
Jared Kushner US negotiator
Abbas Araghchi Iranian Foreign MinisterIran (government) Party to the conflict
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first by BBC Middle East, 14h ago · also Deutsche Welle EN, Sydney Morning Herald, Newsweek, Investing.com News, BBC
3 more headlines
- Iran sticks to Hormuz plan after Trump rejects it Deutsche Welle EN · 14h ago
- Trump rejects Iran deal to reopen Strait of Hormuz Sydney Morning Herald · 13h ago
- Iran says it won’t soften Hormuz demands after Trump rejects proposal Investing.com News · 13h ago
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⚡ NEWS Iran Maintains Strait of Hormuz Proposal Despite Trump Rejection Iranian officials confirmed they are proceeding with a proposal to open the Strait of Hormuz, despite President Trump's rejection. Tehran stated it has not received a formal message rejecting the plan, indicating continued diplomatic engagement or... 📰 https://www…
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Good chance Trump says Monday morning that he has agreed to a new peace deal. Equally possibly he waits a day or a week to do it. He has literally done this 38 times. Also possible the market is simply unphased by yet another peace deal falling through. The smart move is you buy at the money puts and calls of equal value at open.The market is…
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IRGC just seems to have Consolidation when Ahmad Vahidi and Mojtaba Khamenei, commander in chief of IRGC and Supreme Leader just seem in strong alliance so it not like they have loss as Ahmad Vahidi who back election to make Mojtaba supreme leader and Mojtaba appoint Vahidi head of IRGC so it was mutually there is military and civilian friction…
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Republicans have stepped so far out of bounds now that the constitution is in extreme danger of being obsolete. It will never be "obsolete"; the Republicans and GOP-controlled SCOTUS will just always "interpret" the language in a way that is beneficial to their goals. FFS, it's legal now to racially profile Americans... and we literally have…
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The reason why I brought it up is because Trump and his voterbase cares a lot about how the stock market is doing. So as long as it does not crash as a result of the conflict he is happy to keep going. In addition to that, oil prices haven’t gone haywire yet and neither has inflation. This is what is meant by the US feeling ‘in control’. The…
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Hasn't the military supposedly been moving tankers they the strait? They're also sending French forces to protect some oil lines and refineries. They also just announced they were building more pipelines in the middle east and something about rebuilding gaza. It takes weeks for us to see the price come down because all those gas stations and oil…
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The IRGC has always been a powerful faction within Iran, not the only faction, but it was ultimately under the Supreme Leader's authority as they are all. Now the situation has reversed, with the IRGC having enough political power to control the Supreme Leader. That's a fundamental change in the power structure, a literal constitutional crisis…
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For short term, maybe. But people are keeping a tab to list all the Constitutional violations and corruption the Trump administration has committed. Then, any voices trying to defend or justify the GOP will smacked down with a phonebook worth of evidence. The GOP will not have face to show themselves for decades, if they lose this election. It…
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The point is that Iran being in the middle of a constitutional crisis, with the IRGC making power grabs during a war, isn't all part of some mosaic defense strategy. It isn't all going according to plan. Factionalism and power struggles are internal political problems that undermines Iran's strategy, not evidence that the strategy is working as…
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Aren't these moves an opportunity for some wallstreetbets style squeeze on the Presid e on the shorts? I don't completely understand the mechanics of it but it seems like everyone "knows" at this point that the news will drop on a Weekend and we've all seen evidence of someone buys options on the Fridays before hand. Does that expose the…
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I really find it funny how there are sill people out there who think the orange fasc-ists will get slaughtered. It is WE who got slaughtered. The rest of the sane Americans got slaughtered already and they do not realise this still after all of the past 10+ years that happened.
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I've been playing nat for the past couple years since it was around 3$ insiders constantly buying pays a decent dividend. It's definitely been a great play long term so far and I think it just has a price target of 8 to 10$ which it was hitting highs in September.
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I did not say anything about stocks. Please read the comment you’re responding to. I said argued against some ones comment that the US has control of the strait. See reports of strait traffic (lack there of) and gas prices as proof of that. Have a good day
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What reporting are you referring to? Stock market has shown it can handle these oil prices and inflation has already taken a hit. The US can stay here longer it is Iran currently that is really suffering from the current situation
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Is it ridiculous? Is the USA gonna stay there forever? Let’s be honest here nobody is stopping the nuclear program because nobody is willing to put boots on the ground. So what’s the end goal for the USA?
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The point is, we don’t have a crystal ball and often the market doesn’t follow any discernible logic. Tomorrow may end up being red, but it doesn’t mean it’ll be for the reasons mentioned by OP.
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15 million people stayed home non-voters were actually the largest block of people in America, they would have won the election outright against both parties if they actually voted in unison
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Sounds good and all but what makes you think everybody even wants this to happen? Your forgetting you gotta win over half the nation who isn't as hysterical as you are.
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You mean the traitors? Nah they gave up their social right to call themselves Americans or use our flag again. They gave up everything to jack off their god-kings ego.
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That's because the media you're watching is biased against Trump and think the negative coverage hurts him. I don't like the guy personally, but the straight is open
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IRGC already become powerful before war even happened, the war just reveal it Is IRGC even divided or it just someone outside of IRGC who being hardliner
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Considering everything that’s transpired I doubt this weekend the catalyst that rivals Black Monday 87 Nice click bait. Got me 🙄 Now calm down Francis
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Trump said No cuz he didnt have his oil shorts in place.. once he sets them up this week.. he'll start saying he's willing😂.. damn clown
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Of course he does, he has all the cards, I frogot that. His cards have animals and festive patterns, but, they are all his cards.
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