- According to him, the gesture is tied to energy resources and the movement of oil through the Strait of Hormuz
- Trump said the development signals that Iranian officials involved in negotiations are acting in good faith
- He added that the move reassured him that the United States is engaging with credible representatives
United States President Donald Trump on Tuesday claimed that Iran had presented the United States with a valuable, undisclosed offer linked to oil and gas, which he said is aiding ongoing diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict.
Speaking to reporters at the White House, Eko Hot Blog gathered that Trump revealed that the “gift” arrived the same day but declined to provide details, describing it only as highly significant and financially substantial.
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According to him, the gesture is tied to energy resources and the movement of oil through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global shipping route.
Trump said the development signals that Iranian officials involved in negotiations are acting in good faith and are committed to honoring their agreements.
He added that the move reassured him that the United States is engaging with credible representatives.
The US leader also suggested that recent political shifts in Iran amount to a form of “regime change,” noting that current leadership differs from those he blamed for past tensions.
His remarks come amid a shift in tone, as he appeared to ease off earlier threats to target Iran’s power infrastructure over the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump instead pointed to what he described as constructive discussions between both sides.
The situation escalated after Iran restricted oil shipments through the Strait, contributing to disruptions in global energy supply.
Iranian authorities, however, clarified that the ограничения were directed specifically at vessels linked to the United States and Israel.
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