US President Donald Trump
Amidst months of war and tension in West Asia, a very big and relief news is coming out. US President Donald Trump has announced that a historic agreement is going to be signed between America and Iran on Sunday. With this agreement, there is hope of a formal end to the conflict that has been going on since the end of February, which had stalled the global oil supply and was threatening the whole world with a major war.
Donald Trump, while sharing a post on his social media platform Truth Social, claimed that as soon as the agreement is reached, the Strait of Hormuz will be immediately opened to everyone. If this happens then fluctuations in crude oil prices may be seen.
Trump said – this time he will not give even a single dollar
Trump wrote in his post that this agreement is very different and better. Taking aim at former President Obama, he said, like the Obama administration, Iran will not be paid hundreds of billions of dollars or $1.7 billion in cash. This time no money is being given.
Trump also showed a tough stance regarding Iran’s nuclear program. He said that when the right time comes, with the help of our B-2 bomber planes and pilots, the nuclear waste buried under the mountains will be extracted and destroyed. Trump further wrote, we look forward to working with Iran and the entire Middle East (West Asia) in the future. It is expected that this process will be completed quickly and easily. If this does not happen, then we also have the last option ready. He said that preparations are underway for electronic signing of the agreement on Sunday, after which technical level talks will take place next week.
Global economy will get relief
The Strait of Hormuz is the world’s most important oil supply route. Due to the war, this route is completely closed, due to which the export of oil and natural gas from the Persian Gulf has almost come to a standstill. According to the ET report, US officials said that Trump will discuss the removal of mines from this sea route in the G-7 summit to be held next week. Britain and France have also expressed their desire to help in this work. Besides, Trump will also meet the leaders of Egypt, Qatar and UAE on this issue.
Iran’s stance is a bit cautious
Iran’s stance on this entire incident is a bit cautious. Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismail Baghai said on state television that although it is not necessary that this agreement be reached on Sunday, there is every possibility that it will happen in the coming days. He made it clear that right now the talks are only on ending the war, there will be no discussion on Iran’s nuclear program at this stage.
