Trump confirms that the United States is in dialogue with Iranian Parliament Speaker Kalibaf
Svmuu News U.S. President Trump stated in an interview with the New York Post on Monday that Iranian Parliament Speaker Kalibaf is one of the Iranian officials communicating with the United States regarding ending the war. When asked whether Kalibaf can be trusted in cooperating with Washington, Trump replied, "We'll see." He also mentioned that he would provide more details in about a week. On Sunday, Trump told the Financial Times that Kalibaf had authorized allowing oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. Trump interpreted this move as Kalibaf's willingness to make concessions to reach an agreement to end the war. Kalibaf denied having engaged in any negotiations with the United States, although experts noted that he is a hardliner with the potential to broker a deal. According to The Wall Street Journal, Kalibaf is one of two Iranian officials temporarily removed from the "kill list" by the United States and Israel. (Jin10)
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