Today, Trump chairs a crisis meeting on Iran

US President Donald Trump will chair a crisis meeting on Iran on Monday, according to American media, at a time when negotiations are faltering over a ceasefire and the resumption of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.

The US President will meet on Monday with his national security and foreign policy team, according to what Barak Ravid, a journalist at the knowledgeable website Axios, reported on the X platform.

He added, “The meeting will address the current impasse in the negotiations with Iran and the possible options for the next stages of the war.”

For its part, ABC quoted two American officials who are “keeping pace with the preparations” that “the Trump administration is showing increasing confidence in the impact of its naval blockade on Iranian ports, in exchange for increasing skepticism about the ability of discussions with current Iranian negotiators to achieve the desired results.”

In addition, Axios reported that Iran had conveyed to the United States a new proposal aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz and ending the war, with negotiations to take place at a later date on the nuclear file.

ABC, quoting one of its sources, confirmed that the conditions put forward by Tehran appear to be “much lower than the red lines set by the US administration.”
Attempts to revive the negotiations hosted by the Pakistani capital at the beginning of April have failed so far.