President Donald Trump has announced plans to negotiate issues related to the Hormuz Strait with Iran. Talks between the two countries are set to begin on the afternoon of August 3.
On August 2, Trump spoke to reporters while returning to Washington, D.C., from Bedminster, New Jersey, stating, "Negotiations will start on Monday afternoon."
Trump indicated the possibility of reaching an agreement regarding access to the Hormuz Strait. He also mentioned that a future denuclearization agreement concerning Iran could be possible, adding, "Relevant discussions may take place."
However, specific details regarding the location, format, and participants of the negotiations have not been disclosed. It remains unconfirmed whether the U.S. and Iran have reached a final agreement.
On July 31, Trump had warned of strong additional airstrikes against Iran. However, the following day, he announced via Truth Social that he would postpone military operations, stating, "Iran and some Middle Eastern countries have requested time to finalize an agreement."
He explained that the ongoing negotiations would include the opening of the Hormuz Strait and the resolution of Iran's nuclear issues.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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