"While 'negotiations are progressing smoothly,' there are still 'thousands of targets to hit'..."
On the 29th, U.S. President Trump told the Financial Times of the UK that the indirect negotiations between the U.S. and Iran, conducted through the "intermediary" Pakistan, are "progressing well." However, when asked whether a ceasefire agreement could be reached in the coming days and if the Strait of Hormuz could be reopened, Trump did not disclose specific details.
Trump said, "We have about 3,000 targets left, we have already bombed 13,000 targets, and there are still a few thousand targets to strike. An agreement could be reached very soon."
Reporter: Xing Jianqiao
U.S. President Trump announced that negotiations with Iran are progressing through Pakistan, with approximately 3000 targets remaining to be bombed after 13000 have already been struck. He did not provide specific details regarding a potential ceasefire agreement or the reopening of the Hormuz Strait.
- U.S. President Trump stated negotiations with Iran are progressing through Pakistan.
- Approximately 3000 targets remain to be bombed, with 13000 already bombed.
- Details on a potential ceasefire agreement were not disclosed.