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White House: No Current Negotiations with Iran, All Options on Table
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that the United States is not currently negotiating with Iran, but all options remain open. She added that negotiations will not resume until President Donald Trump sees Iran engaging meaningfully, and that Trump has the final say on any talks.
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White House: No Current Negotiations with Iran, All Options on Table
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said there are currently no negotiations between the United States and Iran, but all options remain on the table, according to a Fox News interview. Her remarks, reported by the Jerusalem Post and TASS, come amid ongoing tensions between the two countries.
Leavitt stated, "No negotiations are happening right now, and this will continue until the president feels that maybe they come to the table in a meaningful way. We have not seen that yet." She added that President Donald Trump has the final say on whether to resume the talks, as reported by TASS.
The statements signal that the Trump administration is keeping all options open regarding Iran, while conditioning any future talks on a more substantive approach from Tehran. Neither report indicated any immediate diplomatic developments.
This is a developing story.
How each outlet told it
Jerusalem Post
Framing: The headline emphasizes the denial of negotiations with Iran and the assertion that all options remain on the table, leaving out the context of the interview or any specifics about the options. — neutral
Facts Included:
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said no negotiations are taking place with Iran right now.
Leavitt stated that all options are on the table regarding Iran.
The remarks were made in a Fox News interview.
The article includes a photo credit for REUTERS/Evan Vucci showing US President Donald Trump at a campaign rally.
Framing: The headline emphasizes the US decision to refrain from talks with Iran, attributing this to the White House's position. — Neutral, with a matter-of-fact reporting style, quoting official statements without added commentary.
Facts Included:
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said the administration of US President Donald Trump is not yet holding talks with Iran on a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
Leavitt stated: "No negotiations are happening right now, and this will continue until the president feels that maybe they come to the table in a meaningful way. We have not seen that yet," in an interview with Fox News.
Leavitt added that Trump has the final say on whether to resume the talks.
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ClaimWhite House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said the administration of US President Donald Trump is not yet holding talks with Iran on a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
ClaimLeavitt stated: "No negotiations are happening right now, and this will continue until the president feels that maybe they come to the table in a meaningful way. We have not seen that yet," in an interview with Fox News.