Iran war: Trump claims US has held talks with Iran
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Key Points:
- US President Donald Trump claimed the US has held "very good and productive" talks with Iran, reaching "major points of agreement," though Iran denied any negotiations are taking place.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu supported Trump's view, stating any potential deal with Iran would protect Israel's vital interests while Israel continues military actions against Iran and Hezbollah.
- The UK summoned Iran's ambassador over spying charges related to Iranian nationals in London and emphasized protecting British citizens, while UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer stressed the UK is not entering the Iran war but is preparing for prolonged conflict.
- The conflict has impacted global energy markets, with oil prices rising and Nigeria increasing gasoline exports across Africa to address regional supply disruptions caused by the war.
- Singapore's Foreign Minister warned the Iran war and closure of the Strait of Hormuz pose a significant risk to the global economy, particularly Asian markets, potentially triggering a financial crisis.
