US President Trump says without nuclear deal he will not lift blockade on Iran, via N12 News

President Trump's stance on the nuclear deal and the continuation of the blockade on Iran is a significant geopolitical development that raises concerns about regional tensions and potential energy supply disruptions.

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  • President Trump said in an interview with News 12 today (Wednesday) that he intends to leave the naval blockade on Iran in place until the regime agrees to a deal that will address US concerns about its nuclear program.
  • "Trump rejects Iranian proposal: opening the Strait of Hormuz and lifting the naval blockade first, while postponing nuclear talks"
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The rejection of Iran's proposal could also affect market sentiment, particularly across oil prices and currencies linked to energy exports. Investors should be watchful for volatility in related assets, as the situation evolves and with implications for broader US foreign policy.

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