US Strikes Iranian Missile Sites and Mine-Laying Vessels as Both Sides Say a Deal Remains Possible

Announces that US Central Command carried out 'self-defence strikes' on missile launch sites and Iranian boats attempting to emplace mines to protect US forces, while exercising restraint during the ongoing ceasefire.

“"Targets included missile launch sites and Iranian boats attempting to emplace mines. US Central Command continues to defend our forces while using restraint during the ongoing ceasefire."”

States that peace talks are 'proceeding nicely' but insists on a substantial deal, and ties the negotiations to a commitment by Muslim-majority countries to sign up to the Abraham Accords.

“"It will only be a Great Deal for all or, no Deal at all — Back to the Battlefront and shooting, but bigger and stronger than ever before — And nobody wants that!"”

States that Washington and Tehran have made progress in talks but downplays the prospect of an impending breakthrough, noting that the sides are not discussing Iran's nuclear programme at this stage.

“"To say that we have reached a conclusion on a large portion of the issues under discussion would be correct. However, to say that this means an agreement is on the verge of being signed is not something anyone can claim."”

States it launched new strikes on southern Iran in 'self defence', targeting Iranian missile sites and boats allegedly attempting to lay mines.

States that US forces conducted self-defence strikes in southern Iran targeting missile launch sites and boats trying to emplace mines.

“"US forces conducted self-defence strikes in southern Iran today to protect our troops from threats posed by Iranian forces"”

Has said his key aim in the war is to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons with its highly enriched uranium.

Said nuclear issues would only be negotiated after a framework accord had been agreed upon.

States that a potential deal could take 'a few days' to agree due to discussions over specific language, and that the straits must be open 'one way or the other'.

“"There were some talks going on in Qatar today, so we'll see if we can make progress. I think it's a lot of talking back and forth going on about specific language in the initial document, so it'll take a few days"”

States he is not surprised by the US acknowledging strikes and believes formal diplomatic negotiations are still moving, with the strikes unlikely to derail the process.

“"I don't think that what's happened in the Strait of Hormuz at Bandar Abbas is inconsequential – certainly something to watch if this leads to other strikes – but I think here's where we need to separate operational tactical matters from the strategic"”

Says Qatar has achieved 'small successes' in its mediation between Iran and the U.S. and that regional stability requires collective negotiations with Tehran.

States that US forces conducted self-defense strikes in southern Iran to protect troops from threats posed by Iranian forces, targeting missile launch sites and boats attempting to emplace mines.

“"US forces conducted self-defense strikes in southern Iran today to protect our troops from threats posed by Iranian forces. Targets included missile launch sites and Iranian boats attempting to emplace mines. US Central Command continues to defend our forces while using restraint during the ongoing ceasefire."”

Extended the truce indefinitely while maintaining a blockade on vessels traveling to or from Iranian ports, and said the deal has been 'largely negotiated' and awaits finalization.

States there is strong alignment on a preliminary draft but it will take a couple of days to settle disagreements over wording, and insists the Strait of Hormuz must be open and unimpeded without tolls.

“"I think there's strong alignment and agreement on what a preliminary draft should look like. I think, like anything with something like this, it's going to take a couple days to settle on, even down to the disagreements over a word, sentence"”

Threatens a 'much more severe' response beyond the region to any new aggression, stating a target has already been identified, and warns that if Iranian exports are blocked, Iran will prevent oil from leaving the region.

“"Se verremo attaccati, i nostri attacchi saranno più duri, più intensi e più potenti. La nostra risposta andrà oltre la regione - la dichiarazione del militare, così come riportata su X - L'obiettivo è già stato individuato ed è pronto. La risposta a qualsiasi nuova aggressione sarà diversa. Se impediranno le nostre esportazioni, l'Iran impedirà al petrolio di lasciare la regione"” it

States that the US launched new strikes on southern Iran in 'self-defense' to protect troops, targeting missile sites and boats attempting to place mines, while exercising restraint during the ceasefire.

“"Targets included missile launch sites and Iranian boats attempting to emplace mines. US Central Command continues to defend our forces while using restraint during the ongoing ceasefire."”

States that enriched uranium would either be 'immediately' turned over to the US or destroyed in place in coordination with Iran.

States that while some progress has been made in talks to end the war, a deal 'is not imminent'.

States that a deal is still possible and that talks are ongoing about specific language in the initial document, which will take a few days. Also insists that the straits must be open.

“"We'll see if we can make progress. I think it's a lot of talking back and forth going on about specific language in the initial document, so it'll take a few days."”

States that the US military attacked targets in southern Iran as 'Selbstverteidigungsmaßnahmen' (self-defense measures) to protect US soldiers from threats by Iranian troops, targeting missile positions and boats attempting to lay mines.

Declares that Iran's already enriched uranium should be destroyed in the US or at another location, either by handing it over immediately or destroying it in cooperation with Iran, with the process monitored by atomic energy experts.

States that talks are ongoing in Qatar about the exact wording of a possible agreement, which could take a few days, and insists that the strait must be open.

“"Die Meerenge muss offen sein, sie wird am Ende auf die eine oder andere Weise offen sein."” de

States that the US military carried out 'self-defense' strikes in southern Iran to protect troops from threats posed by Iranian forces, while using restraint during the ceasefire.

Linked the negotiations over ending the war with Iran to more countries joining the Abraham Accords, demanding that Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and others normalize relations with Israel.

“"It may be possible that one or two have a reason for not doing so, and that will be accepted. But most should be ready, willing, and able to make this settlement with Iran."”

States that a deal with Tehran is still possible despite the new strikes, that there is 'a pretty solid thing' on the table, and that talks are ongoing about specific language.

“"There is a pretty solid thing on the table in terms of their ability to open up the straits, get the straits open, enter into a very real, significant, time-limited negotiation on the nuclear matter, and hopefully we can pull it off."”

Vows to increase strikes against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, stating 'We're not going to slow down'.

“"We're not going to slow down."”

Ordered the reopening of international internet access in the country, according to state media.

Welcomed Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to Beijing and commended Pakistan's efforts to mediate between the US and Iran, calling the role 'constructive'.

Stated that Mexico will allow the Iranian national team to enter the country for the 2026 World Cup after the US decided against hosting the team.

States that US forces carried out 'ataques en defensa propia' (self-defense attacks) in southern Iran to protect US troops from threats by Iranian forces, targeting missile launch sites and boats attempting to lay mines.

Insists that Iran's enriched uranium reserves will be handed over to the US to be destroyed, and that Iran will never obtain a nuclear weapon.

States that negotiations with Iran are progressing favorably and that the deal will either be a great one for everyone or there will be no deal at all, threatening a return to larger-scale fighting.

“"Solo será un Gran Acuerdo para todos o no habrá acuerdo alguno. Volveremos al frente de batalla y a los disparos, pero más grandes y más fuertes que nunca"” es

Assures China that a US-Iran agreement is close to being reached.

Insists that Israel's freedom of action on all fronts must be preserved and that Israel will not be bound by any agreement that does not eliminate all threats it faces.

“"Insistiremos en que se preserve la libertad de acción de Israel en todos los frentes"” es

Leads a delegation to Doha for consultations with senior Qatari officials on the negotiations.

Travels to Doha as part of the delegation to discuss the release of frozen Iranian funds.

States that Iran will charge vessels for 'navigation services' rather than tolls for transit through the Strait of Hormuz.

Affirmed that the terms of an agreement to resolve the conflict peacefully have already been largely agreed upon.

States that the US dollar fell slightly on reports of progress in US-Iran negotiations and that reopening the Strait of Hormuz would radically change the foreign exchange market situation.

“"El dólar estadounidense comenzó la semana con una ligera caída tras los informes sobre el progreso en las negociaciones entre Estados Unidos e Irán y la posible inminencia de un acuerdo. Donald Trump afirmó que los términos de un acuerdo para resolver el conflicto pacíficamente ya se han acordado en gran medida. Si el estrecho de Ormuz se reabre pronto, esto cambiará radicalmente la situación en el mercado de divisas"” es

States that US forces carried out 'ataques de autodefensa' (self-defense attacks) in southern Iran to protect troops from threats by Iranian forces, targeting missile launch sites and boats attempting to lay mines.

“"Las fuerzas de Estados Unidos realizaron ataques de autodefensa en el sur de Irán para proteger a nuestras tropas de amenazas de las fuerzas iraníes. Los objetivos incluyeron sitios de lanzamiento de misiles y embarcaciones iraníes que intentaban colocar minas. Continuamos defendiendo a nuestras fuerzas, al tiempo que ejercemos la contención durante el alto el fuego vigente."” es

Pushes Arab and Muslim countries, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, and Jordan, to join the Abraham Accords and normalize relations with Israel as a condition for the peace deal.

Confirms that the attacks were defensive, that they had concluded 'for the moment', and that the incident does not endanger the ceasefire.

“"Fueron ataques defensivos."” es

States that US forces conducted self-defense strikes in southern Iran to protect troops from threats posed by Iranian forces, targeting missile launch sites and boats attempting to emplace mines.

“"US forces conducted self-defense strikes in southern Iran today to protect our troops from threats posed by Iranian forces."”

Insists the Strait of Hormuz will reopen 'one way or the other', calling the blockade unlawful, illegal, unsustainable, and unacceptable.

“"The straits have to be open. They're going to be open one way or the other, so they need to be open."”

States that Iran's national football team will stay in Mexico during the World Cup after the US declined to host them, and that Mexico has no reason to deny them.

“"We have no reason to deny them the possibility of staying in Mexico."”

Declares that Gulf powers will no longer be a shield for US bases and the US will no longer have a safe haven in the region.

“Gulf powers will no longer be a shield for US bases and the US will no longer have a safe haven in the region”

Claims responsibility for drone attacks on three barracks and a military post in northern Israel in response to ceasefire violations.

“"in response to the violation of the ceasefire"”

States markets are right to price some optimism because even a path toward reopening Hormuz lowers extreme tail risk around oil, inflation, and global growth.

“"Markets are right to price some optimism because even a path toward reopening Hormuz lowers the extreme tail risk around oil, inflation and global growth."”

Warns that any new attack on Iran will be met with a much harsher response extending beyond the region.

“"çok daha sert" bir yanıtla karşılık bulacağını belirtti” tr

States that US forces conducted self-defense strikes in southern Iran to protect troops from threats posed by Iranian forces, targeting missile launch sites and boats preparing to lay mines, and that the US will continue to exercise restraint during the ceasefire.

“"ABD askerlerini İran güçlerinden kaynaklanan tehditlere karşı korumayı amaçladığını"” tr

Demands that enriched uranium be immediately handed over to the US for destruction or destroyed on site under supervision of the Atomic Energy Commission or equivalent body.

“"Zenginleştirilmiş uranyum (nükleer toz) ya derhal ABD'ye teslim edilerek buraya getirilip imha edilecek ya da tercihen İran'ın işbirliği ve koordinasyonu içinde Atom Enerjisi Komisyonu veya eşdeğeri kurumun şahitliğinde, yerinde veya kabul edilebilir başka bir yerde imha edilecektir."” tr

Approves the decision to restore international internet access and sends it to the Ministry of Communications for implementation.

States that Gulf countries can no longer be a shield for US military bases and the US will no longer find a safe haven in the region.

“"Zamanın elleri geri dönmez... Bölgedeki uluslar ile topraklar artık ABD üsleri için bir kalkan görevi göremeyecek. ABD artık bölgede kötülük için ya da askeri üsler kurmak amacıyla güvenli bir sığınak bulamayacak"” tr

Declares there will be no retreat, stating the army, diplomacy, and the self-sacrificing people have shown determined resistance and brought the enemy down.

“"Geri adım atılmayacak. Bunu ordu, diplomasi ve sokaklara çıkan fedakar halkımız kararlı direnişleriyle gösterdi ve düşmanı yere serdi."” tr

States the attacks were in self-defense to protect US troops from threats posed by Iranian forces.

“"en defensa propia" para "proteger" a las tropas estadounidenses "de las amenazas que plantean las fuerzas iraníes"” es

Insists the Strait of Hormuz must be open, unobstructed, and without tolls immediately upon reaching an agreement, and warns it will be open one way or another, calling the current situation unlawful, illegal, unsustainable, and unacceptable.

“"El estrecho tiene que estar abierto, sin obstáculos, sin peajes, y obviamente eso tiene que suceder inmediatamente en cuanto se llegue a un acuerdo"” es

States that US forces conducted self-defense strikes in southern Iran to protect troops from threats posed by Iranian forces, targeting missile launch sites and vessels attempting to lay mines.

“"Las fuerzas estadounidenses realizaron ataques de autodefensa en el sur de Irán para proteger a nuestras tropas de amenazas planteadas por fuerzas iraníes"” es

States that talks with Iran are progressing 'very well' but warns of new attacks if they fail, and demands that Iran's enriched uranium be handed over to the US for destruction or destroyed on site.

“"Solo será un gran acuerdo para todos, o no habrá acuerdo en absoluto"” es

States that both parties have reached a conclusion on a large portion of issues but that does not mean a deal is imminent; clarifies that nuclear issues will only be negotiated after a framework agreement, and that Iran will not charge tolls but fees for navigation and environmental protection services under a protocol with Oman.

States that a deal with Iran will take several more days due to back-and-forth on the specific language of the initial document, and insists the Strait of Hormuz must be open, calling the current situation illegal and unacceptable.

“"Hubo algunas conversaciones hoy en Qatar, así que veremos si podemos avanzar. Creo que hay muchas idas y vueltas sobre el lenguaje específico del documento inicial, así que llevará unos días"” es

Announces Israel will intensify attacks on Hezbollah with an 'even greater acceleration' of the offensive, and states that any final deal with Iran must completely eliminate the nuclear threat.

States that the Strait of Hormuz must remain open 'one way or another' and that resolving discrepancies in the initial draft will take 'a few days'.

“"Va a tomar un par de días llegar a un acuerdo, incluso en los desacuerdos sobre una palabra o una frase. Así que tendremos que trabajar en eso. Pero o va ser un buen trato o no va a haber ninguno"” es

Traveled to Qatar where part of the frozen Iranian funds claimed by Tehran in negotiations are held.

Denies reports that Qatar offered $12 billion to Iran to secure a deal, stating they are being spread by parties trying to sabotage the agreement and undermine diplomatic efforts.

“"Los informes que apuntan a que Catar 'ofreció' 12.000 millones de dólares a Irán para asegurar un acuerdo simplemente no son ciertos, y están siendo difundidos por partes que intentan sabotear el acuerdo y socavar los esfuerzos diplomáticos en curso hacia la desescalada y estabilidad regional"” es

Traveled to Qatar to discuss the peace agreement with the United States.

Traveled to Qatar to discuss the peace agreement with the United States.

Accuses the US of carrying out a deadly missile strike on a sports hall in Lamerd on 28 February that killed 24 people, and demands those who ordered and executed the attack be held accountable before a competent court.

“"The attack slaughtered 24 persons, including a 2-year-old girl, several teenage volleyball players, and other women and men."”

Says any agreement must address Iran's uranium stockpile and warns there will be no deal unless key conditions are met.

Says a deal with Iran remains possible within days despite the latest strikes.

Orders increased military pressure on Hezbollah and says Israel remains at war with the group.

Describes the attacks on southern Iran as conducted in self-defence.

Insist that progress in negotiations does not mean a deal is imminent.

Says it will not yield to US pressure and insists negotiations must respect its rights and interests.

Rejects suggestions that Islamabad could join the Abraham Accords as part of a broader regional agreement.

States that negotiators are still working through the wording of an initial draft agreement and finalizing terms could take several days, and that strategic waterways must remain open 'one way or another'.

Написал, что сделка с Ираном «либо будет великой и значимой, либо ее не будет», а накануне говорил, что дал указание переговорщикам «не торопиться с заключением соглашения».

“«либо будет великой и значимой, либо ее не будет»” ru

Признал прогресс в переговорах с США, но заявил, что заключения соглашения «в ближайшее время не предвидится».

“«в ближайшее время не предвидится»” ru

Заявил о праве Ирана управлять Ормузским проливом.

Заявил, что Вашингтон ожидает новости по поводу сделки с Ираном уже сегодня, и добавил, что если заключить соглашение не удастся, то США «придется решать проблему другим способом».

“«придется решать проблему другим способом»” ru

A écrit sur Truth Social que l'accord avec l'Iran sera soit excellent et significatif, soit inexistant, et exige que les pays du Golfe signent les accords d'Abraham.

“« Soit l’accord avec l’Iran sera un accord excellent et significatif, soit il n’y aura pas d’accord »” fr

A soutenu que le détroit d'Ormuz rouvrirait « d'une manière ou d'une autre », le qualifiant d'illégal et d'inacceptable.

“« Les détroits doivent être ouverts. Ils vont être ouverts d'une manière ou d'une autre »” fr

A affirmé qu'Israël va « intensifier » son offensive au Liban pour « écraser » le Hezbollah.

“« intensifier »” fr

A appelé les parties concernées au respect du cessez-le-feu et à régler leurs différends par des moyens pacifiques.

“« Nous exhortons les parties concernées à respecter leurs engagements en ce qui concerne le cessez-le-feu, à régler leurs différends par des moyens pacifiques, à continuer à chercher par le dialogue et la négociation une solution qui prenne en compte les préoccupations légitimes de toutes les parties »” fr

Estime peu probable que l'Arabie Saoudite ou le Qatar signent les accords d'Abraham dans le contexte actuel.

A exclu tout désarmement de sa formation, rejeté les négociations directes avec Israël et menacé de faire tomber le gouvernement libanais.

Explique que les bombardements ne signent pas une reprise franche des hostilités et que Donald Trump pratique le « strike and talk ».

“« Donald Trump est dans ce qu'on appelle traditionnellement le strike and talk, c'est-à-dire à la fois pouvoir négocier et avancer sur les points les plus compliqués, les points d'achoppement, qui sont effectivement Ormuz ou le nucléaire »” fr

Estime que l'idée de frais pour les services de navigation sur le détroit d'Ormuz pourrait faire son chemin.

Fordert, dass Irans angereichertes Uran in den USA oder an einem anderen Ort zerstört wird und dämpft die Hoffnung auf eine rasche Rahmenvereinbarung.

Hält ein Abkommen trotz der Angriffe weiter für möglich und sagt, Trump werde entweder einen guten Deal abschließen oder gar keinen.

“«Er wird entweder einen guten Deal abschließen - oder gar keinen.»” de

Dampened hopes for a rapid breakthrough, instructing negotiators not to rush an agreement.

States that Iran has reached agreement with the US on many points but is not close to signing a deal, and that Iran is negotiating an end to the war, not nuclear issues.

States the US will give diplomacy every chance to succeed before considering alternatives, and that a 'fairly solid offer' is on the table.

“"Wir werden der Diplomatie jede Chance auf Erfolg geben, bevor wir die Alternativen prüfen"” de

Said Trump assured him the US would insist on a halt to Iran's nuclear program in any agreement.

Declared that Washington and Tehran had 'largely negotiated' a memorandum of understanding to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

Said Iran had reached agreement with the US on many points in talks about a possible memorandum of understanding, but this did not mean Tehran was close to signing an agreement.

States that optimism about a peace deal between the US and Iran is already priced in, and the rise in oil prices weighed on sentiment.

“"Der Optimismus über ein Friedensabkommen zwischen den USA und dem Iran ist bereits eingepreist, und der Anstieg der Ölpreise belastete die Stimmung"” de

States the central bank will closely analyze how the Middle East situation affects the domestic economy and prices when deciding on the timing of further interest rate hikes.

Stresses that the strikes do not indicate the ceasefire with Iran is over and characterizes the action as defensive, stating Centcom continues to defend forces while using restraint.

“"continues to defend our forces while using restraint during the ongoing ceasefire"”

Offers a concession that Iran's enriched uranium could be destroyed inside the country under international supervision.

“"destroyed" inside the country, in a process overseen by an international nuclear agency”

States a deal is still possible despite the latest strikes and that the Strait of Hormuz will open 'one way or another', noting talks in Qatar and that specific language is being discussed.

“"There were some talks going on in Qatar today, so we'll see if we can make progress. I think it's a lot of talking back and forth going on about specific language in the initial document."”

Says he would intensify strikes against Hezbollah in Lebanon.

States the deal will be 'great and meaningful, or there will be no deal at all'; mandatorily requests that countries including Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Egypt, Jordan, and Turkey immediately sign the Abraham Accords.

“"I am mandatorily requesting that all Countries immediately sign the Abraham Accords, and that, if Iran signs its Agreement with me, as President of the United States of America, it would be an Honor to have them also be part of this unparalleled World Coalition"”

States that while a large portion of issues are concluded, no one can claim a deal is imminent; insists a Lebanon ceasefire must be included; clarifies that proposed fees are for navigational services, not tolls; and accuses Israel of trying to scupper the deal.

“"It is correct to say that we have reached a conclusion on a large portion of the issues under discussion. But to say that this means the signing of an agreement is imminent – no one can make such a claim."”

Holds out hope a deal can be reached, stating there is a 'pretty solid thing on the table' regarding opening the strait and entering time-limited nuclear negotiations, but emphasizes either a good deal will be reached or the issue will be dealt with in another way.

“"Either we will have a good deal or we will deal with this issue in another way, and we prefer to have a good deal."”

Travels to Qatar to discuss the release of frozen Iranian assets.

States that US forces carried out strikes on southern Iran in 'self-defence', targeting missile launch sites and Iranian boats seeking to lay mines, while using restraint during the ceasefire.

States there are no takers among non-Abraham Accords countries to join the agreement, and that Trump's proposal was met with 'stunned silence' by regional leaders.

“"Suffice to say there are no takers among those who are not part of the Abraham accords to join that agreement. You are not going to get Turkey, Qatar and Saudi Arabia to do that. Absolutely not."”

Suggests the Abraham Accords plan would not make the deal more palatable to Israel, describing the emerging deal as disturbing and bad for the region, and says the Israeli government is at an all-time low in its ability to influence Washington.

Said any deal to end the war with Iran should include a requirement for several additional countries including Saudi Arabia and Pakistan to join the Abraham Accords.

Said nuclear issues would be negotiated only after the framework accord was agreed.

States the Strait of Hormuz must be open 'one way or the other' and that negotiating language could take 'a few days'.

“"The straits have to be open they're going to be open one way or the other, so they need to be open"”

Said he had ordered the military to escalate its offensive in an effort to 'crush' Hezbollah.

Said it remained to be seen how workable the Abraham Accords proposal might be for the countries on Trump's list, and that invoking the accords at this stage gives an altogether new dimension to the diplomatic process.

“"The invocation of the Abraham Accords at this stage gives an altogether new dimension to the diplomatic and mediatory processes because this issue was not on the agenda"”

Expresses a desire to reach an agreement with Iran despite the strikes, with the position that either a good deal will be reached or no deal at all.

States that Tehran and Washington have reached consensus on many issues in talks, but that this does not mean a deal is imminent, and accuses the US of inconsistency and constantly changing its position.

“"Tuy nhiên, không ai có thể khẳng định điều đó đồng nghĩa hai bên sắp ký kết thỏa thuận"” vi

States that negotiations are ongoing in Qatar, a deal may take days, and the US still hopes to reach an agreement with Iran despite the strikes; also declares Iran's control and fee collection at the Strait of Hormuz illegal and unacceptable.

“"Một số cuộc đàm phán đang diễn ra ở Qatar hôm nay và chúng tôi sẽ xem liệu có thể đạt tiến triển không. Hai bên sẽ trao đổi qua lại rất nhiều về ngôn từ cụ thể trong tài liệu ban đầu, nên có thể mất vài ngày để đạt thỏa thuận"” vi

Declares the strikes on missile launchers and Iranian vessels around the Strait of Hormuz as a 'self-defense attack'.

“"tấn công tự vệ"” vi

Reports three explosions in the port city of Bandar Abbas and states that the air defense system was activated against hostile targets.

“"đã kích hoạt để chống lại các mục tiêu thù địch"” vi