Trump says Iran plans to make offer to meet US uranium and oil demands

5 articles · Updated · Reuters · Apr 24

President Trump states Iran will present an offer as US envoys Witkoff and Kushner head to Islamabad for talks with an Iranian delegation.
Trump remains uncertain about the offer's specifics, emphasizing US demands for Iran to give up enriched uranium and ensure free oil passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
The US maintains a blockade on Iranian ports pending an agreement, while Trump notes uncertainty about Iran's leadership and declines to name negotiation counterparts.

What is in Iran's secret offer, and could it possibly satisfy Washington's firm demands?

How is the U.S. managing the strategic risk of overextending its military forces in Iran?

With Iran's leadership fractured, can any potential peace deal truly be trusted to last?

Will the Islamabad peace talks be enough to finally end the global energy crisis?

Could Pakistan's high-stakes mediation role permanently shift the balance of power in the region?

Is the massive U.S. naval blockade a path to peace or a trigger for a much wider war?