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The options, drawn up after a meeting of President Trump’s national security team, are being considered for a possible resumption of major combat operations in Iran, sources say.
Tehran insists its right to enrich uranium is nonnegotiable while pursuing safer shipping through Hormuz, but currency pressures, delayed household aid, and rising medical costs are weakening its room for maneuver. - Iran Sets Terms for Talks as Economic Pressure Narrows Its Options
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Monday that talks with the United States were meaningless, even as President Donald Trump remained open to direct negotiations, while a third tanker in two days was struck near the Strait of Hormuz.