President Trump’s conflicting statements and unsubstantiated claims have undermined recent attempts to negotiate an end to the Iran war.
Trump repeatedly gave inaccurate updates on negotiations, including the status of Vice President Vance’s travel and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
This pattern of misinformation has eroded trust among international partners and complicated diplomatic efforts, with Iran now questioning whether to continue talks.
After the US seized an Iranian ship, what prevents a minor incident from triggering a full-scale war?
Does Iran's absolute control of the Strait of Hormuz give it a stronger negotiating hand than the US?
As allies plan missions without Washington, is this conflict accelerating a post-American world order?
How long can the global economy withstand the unprecedented energy blockade in the Strait of Hormuz?