War in the Middle East: Donald Trump announces the sending of an American delegation for new talks

The President of the United States has also threatened to destroy new Iranian infrastructures in case of negotiation failure in Islamabad, in a message published on Sunday.

Donald Trump continues to alternate between conciliatory and aggressive tones with Iran. The American president once again accused the Iranian regime of violating the ceasefire in the Strait of Hormuz, in a message published on Sunday, April 19 on his social network Truth Social. In the same message, Donald Trump announced that an American delegation would be sent to Islamabad, Pakistan, to restart discussions between Washington and Tehran.

The head of state wrote that he was offering Iran a “reasonable deal” and that in case of refusal from Iran, “the United States will destroy all power plants and bridges in Iran.” The composition of this delegation sent by Washington, led by Vice President J.D. Vance, is already known, but Iran has not yet confirmed its participation in these new talks, according to Iranian media.

According to the Fars and Tasnim news agencies, citing anonymous sources, the regime has not made a decision yet. The official Irna agency on its side indicates that there is “no clear prospect of fruitful negotiations,” citing, in addition to the naval blockade, Washington’s “unreasonable demands.”