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Trump tells Iran U.S. will not suspend oil sanctions or lift naval blockade

President Trump said the United States will keep oil sanctions and the naval blockade against Iran, and he denied offering any concession to end the war.

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  1. According to the Wall Street Journal, Trump told Iran that the United States would not suspend oil sanctions or lift the naval blockade.

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    What the 2 sources said
    Noticiário Antena 12h Trump terá rejeitado proposta do Irão para reabrir Ormuz
    “Trump terá dito que não.”

    Machine translation: Trump will have said no

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    The Times of Israel
    “Trump denies willingness to give Iran sanctions relief in exchange for nuke concessions”

    US and Iranian officials speak separately with Qatari mediators on amended version of Iranian proposal that includes end to hostilities in Israeli-occupied south Lebanon, after Trump nixed earlier version The post Trump denies willingness to give Iran sanctions relief in exchange for nuke concessions appeared first on The Times of Israel .

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  2. Donald Trump denied offering any concession to Iran to end the war.

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    What the source said
    Renascença
    “Donald Trump nega ter oferecido qualquer concessão ao Irão para pôr fim à guerra.”

    Machine translation: Donald Trump denies having offered any concession to Iran to end the war.

    Teerão manifesta disponibilidade para negociar o programa nuclear e outras matérias.

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