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On April 14, U.S. President Trump stated on Monday local time that Iran wants to reach an agreement, but he will not accept any deal that allows Tehran to possess nuclear weapons. Trump mentioned that negotiations regarding the nuclear issue have reached a stalemate and indicated that a 'blockade' against vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz has already begun. He noted that Iran 'called this morning' and expressed that 'they want to reach an agreement.' 'Iran will not have nuclear weapons,' Trump told reporters at the White House, adding, 'We cannot allow a country to blackmail or extort the world.'

[Trump: No Agreement Allowing Iran to Have Nuclear Weapons]On April 14, U.S. President Trump stated on Monday local time that Iran wants to reach an agreement, but he will not accept any deal that allows Tehran to possess nuclear weapons. Trump mentioned that negotiations regarding the nuclear issue have reached a stalemate and indicated that a 'blockade' against vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz has already begun. He noted that Iran 'called this morning' and expressed that 'they want to reach an agreement.' 'Iran will not have nuclear weapons,' Trump told reporters at the White House, adding, 'We cannot allow a country to blackmail or extort the world.'

Trump: No Agreement Allowing Iran to Have Nuclear Weapons

On April 14, Axios reported that, according to a US official and an informed source, the US proposed during negotiations last weekend that Iran accept a 20-year suspension of uranium enrichment. Iran, on the other hand, proposed a shorter 'single-digit' year limit as a counter-proposal. An informed source stated, 'The US proposed at least 20 years, along with various other restrictions.' The US also demanded that Iran remove all highly enriched uranium from its territory. According to two sources, Iran agreed to replace this with a 'supervised dilution process.' The sources indicated that the main sticking point in reaching an agreement is the disagreement over Iran's nuclear program, particularly whether Tehran would agree to halt uranium enrichment and relinquish its existing stockpile. Mediators from Pakistan, Egypt, and Turkey are currently working to bridge the remaining differences in hopes of reaching an agreement to end the war before the ceasefire expires on April 21. Although no agreement has been reached yet, Iran believes they were close to a preliminary agreement by Sunday morning and were caught off guard by the press conference. The Vice President did not suggest that an agreement was near; instead, he criticized Iran and announced that the US delegation would leave Islamabad. An informed source said, 'The Iranians were very angry about that press conference.'

[AXIOS: US Demands Iran Accept 20-Year Uranium Enrichment Suspension, Iran Unhappy with Negotiations and US Press Conference]On April 14, Axios reported that, according to a US official and an informed source, the US proposed during negotiations last weekend that Iran accept a 20-year suspension of uranium enrichment. Iran, on the other hand, proposed a shorter 'single-digit' year limit as a counter-proposal. An informed source stated, 'The US proposed at least 20 years, along with various other restrictions.' The US also demanded that Iran remove all highly enriched uranium from its territory. According to two sources, Iran agreed to replace this with a 'supervised dilution process.' The sources indicated that the main sticking point in reaching an agreement is the disagreement over Iran's nuclear program, particularly whether Tehran would agree to halt uranium enrichment and relinquish its existing stockpile. Mediators from Pakistan, Egypt, and Turkey are currently working to bridge the remaining differences in hopes of reaching an agreement to end the war before the ceasefire expires on April 21. Although no agreement has been reached yet, Iran believes they were close to a preliminary agreement by Sunday morning and were caught off guard by the press conference. The Vice President did not suggest that an agreement was near; instead, he criticized Iran and announced that the US delegation would leave Islamabad. An informed source said, 'The Iranians were very angry about that press conference.'

AXIOS: US Demands Iran Accept 20-Year Uranium Enrichment Suspension, Iran Unhappy with Negotiations and US Press Conference

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On April 13, the Iranian Foreign Ministry stated that the U.S. continually changing its demands during negotiations in Islamabad was the reason for the failure to reach an agreement. The ministry reported that Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian communicated with French Foreign Minister Colonna on the evening of the 12th, expressing that despite Iran's "complete distrust" of the U.S., it participated in the negotiations with a responsible and goodwill attitude, achieving progress on several issues. However, due to the U.S. making excessive demands and constantly altering its requests, an agreement was ultimately not reached. (Xinhua News Agency)

[Iranian Foreign Ministry: U.S. Constantly Changing Demands Prevent Agreement]On April 13, the Iranian Foreign Ministry stated that the U.S. continually changing its demands during negotiations in Islamabad was the reason for the failure to reach an agreement. The ministry reported that Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian communicated with French Foreign Minister Colonna on the evening of the 12th, expressing that despite Iran's "complete distrust" of the U.S., it participated in the negotiations with a responsible and goodwill attitude, achieving progress on several issues. However, due to the U.S. making excessive demands and constantly altering its requests, an agreement was ultimately not reached. (Xinhua News Agency)

Iranian Foreign Ministry: U.S. Constantly Changing Demands Prevent Agreement

On April 13, the Wall Street Journal reported that a senior U.S. official revealed that the blockade against Iran has officially come into effect, with more than 15 U.S. warships currently deployed to support the operation. According to U.S. Navy and Central Command officials, the U.S. has deployed an aircraft carrier, several missile destroyers, an amphibious assault ship, and several other vessels in the Middle East. These ships are capable of launching helicopters to support boarding inspection operations, and some can guide commercial vessels to specific areas for docking. Retired Rear Admiral Kevin Donegan stated that these warships may operate outside the Strait of Hormuz to avoid Iranian fire threats. Donegan said, 'There are many ways to construct this operation, and there are now many boarding inspection forces in the region. Do not expect all actions to unfold simultaneously; this will be a gradual process. The blockade will take time to be effective.'

[US Officials Confirm Formal Implementation of Iran Blockade with Over 15 Warships Deployed]On April 13, the Wall Street Journal reported that a senior U.S. official revealed that the blockade against Iran has officially come into effect, with more than 15 U.S. warships currently deployed to support the operation. According to U.S. Navy and Central Command officials, the U.S. has deployed an aircraft carrier, several missile destroyers, an amphibious assault ship, and several other vessels in the Middle East. These ships are capable of launching helicopters to support boarding inspection operations, and some can guide commercial vessels to specific areas for docking. Retired Rear Admiral Kevin Donegan stated that these warships may operate outside the Strait of Hormuz to avoid Iranian fire threats. Donegan said, 'There are many ways to construct this operation, and there are now many boarding inspection forces in the region. Do not expect all actions to unfold simultaneously; this will be a gradual process. The blockade will take time to be effective.'

US Officials Confirm Formal Implementation of Iran Blockade with Over 15 Warships Deployed

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[Bitcoin Whales and Sharks Accumulate $2.14 Billion Worth of BTC Despite Sideways Trading]Bitcoin whales and sharks, who own between 10 BTC and 10,000 BTC, have purchased around $2.14 billion worth of the cryptocurrency since June 17, despite its flat trading between $30,000 and $31,000. These investors now own 13.02 million BTC, worth over $391 billion.

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Bitcoin Whales and Sharks Accumulate $2.14 Billion Worth of BTC Despite Sideways Trading

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