Donald Trump announced on Saturday via his Truth Social platform that an agreement is expected to be signed the following day, after which the Hormuz Strait would be open to all vessels. However, this announcement appeared to contradict a statement issued earlier that same day by the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which indicated that the agreement would not be finalized on Sunday. In his post, Donald Trump also asserted that the United States intends to seize and destroy Iran’s reserves of enriched uranium.
Furthermore, he outlined a multi-stage process for the US-Iran agreement, including a warning regarding the removal of nuclear material. Trump stated, “At the right time, when everything calms down, we will enter and take the Nuclear Dust, which, thanks to our wonderful B-2 bombers and their excellent pilots, is buried deep under the powerful collapsed granite.”
The juxtaposition of these claims highlights a significant divergence in official statements. While Donald Trump suggested a definitive timeline for the agreement to be signed, the Iranian state media provided a counter-narrative regarding the signing date.
The details surrounding the status of the Hormuz Strait and the fate of the enriched uranium reserves remain subjects of conflicting reports following Trump’s pronouncements.
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