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Iran says it still controls strait, not seeking talks, after Trump halts bombing

Iran maintains control of the strait and denies current negotiations with the US despite reports of diplomatic progress after bombing ceased.

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The brief

Following a halt in bombing by the Trump administration, Iran has asserted that it still controls the strait. The Iranian foreign ministry and other officials state there are currently no negotiations ongoing with the United States, emphasizing that they will not allow the US to determine the timing of war and peace.

Coverage from Reuters, ABC News, and The Times of Israel focuses on Iran's refusal to seek talks. Conversely, reports from AP News and WBFF cite regional officials and mediators who claim diplomatic efforts to halt the war have made "significant" progress after several days without major attacks.

Future developments depend on whether the reported progress cited by mediators aligns with the official positions of the Iranian government regarding the timing of peace and the status of the strait.

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Quick answers

What is Iran's current stance on negotiations?

The Iranian foreign ministry and other officials state there are no current negotiations ongoing with the United States.

Who reports that progress is being made in diplomatic efforts?

Mediators and two regional officials, according to coverage from AP News and WBFF.

What has Iran asserted regarding the strait?

According to Reuters, Iran says it still controls the strait.

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