And Bibi is still missing so they say.
He’s done televised stuff in the last couple days, commenting on current things that are happening in the last couple days. I can’t speak for that other dude that sort of looks like Ezra Levant, can’t even remember his name at this point…but Bibi is still around.
Anyway, those talks must be going so swimmingly with Iran that:
The decision to move the Army’s 82nd Airborne Division to the region heightens the possibility U.S. troops will enter Iran.
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But Wait!! There’s more!!!
President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that Iran had made a major energy-related concession to the United States, describing it as a positive development, although he did not give details.
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??? "They gave us a present and the present arrived today, and it was a very big present, worth a tremendous amount of money," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office???

"It wasn't nuclear, it was oil-and gas-related, and it was a very nice thing they did."
…& you know Iran is “all in” on doing nice things for Trump, I mean Israel, I mean America, I mean bullshit, I mean…I don’t know what I mean here….
Trump, reiterating that he felt the United States had already won the war, indicated that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was disappointed as how quickly the campaign had gone?
President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that Iran had made a major energy-related concession to the United States, describing it as a positive development, although he did not give details.
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But wait…there’s something something acknowledgement of negotiations?!!!
Iran's negotiating posture has hardened sharply since the war began, with the Revolutionary Guards exerting growing influence over decision-making, and it will demand significant concessions from the United States if
mediation efforts lead to serious negotiations, three senior sources in Tehran said.

In any talks with the U.S., Iran would not only demand an end to the war but concessions that are likely red lines for U.S. President Donald Trump - guarantees against future military action, compensation for wartime losses and
formal control of the Strait of Hormuz, the sources said.
That sounds like a pretty sweet gift for Saudi Arabia and the other Gulf nations Trump. Could that be what he’s alluding towards?

Iran would also refuse to negotiate any limitations to its ballistic missile programme, they said, an issue that had been a red line for Tehran during the talks that were taking place when the U.S. and Israel launched their attack last month.
Iran's negotiating posture has hardened sharply since the war began, with the Revolutionary Guards exerting growing influence over decision-making, and it will demand significant concessions from the United States if mediation efforts lead to serious negotiations, three senior sources in Tehran...
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At least two vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz have paid Iran for safe passage, Lloyd’s List Intelligence reported on Monday, noting that commercial traffic is increasingly diverting into Iranian territorial waters through what has been dubbed the “Tehran Toll Booth.”
The route runs between Iran’s Qeshm and Larak islands, where the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is understood to be verifying vessel details and, in some cases, collecting fees. One fee is reported to have been $2 million, the report said.
Iran still has at least a dozen mines in the Strait of Hormuz, which are imperiling oil tanker traffic through the critical passage — but the US is working with the UK on a plan to clear them.
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Trump reiterated that the central condition of any agreement would be Iran’s commitment not to develop nuclear weapons…
like Obama had negotiated over a decade ago & Trump scraped in his first term? Something like that, but without Obama’s name attached?
According to international media reports, including Bloomberg and Lloyd’s List Intelligence, Iran has begun charging oil tankers for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
Javan estimated that under such a framework regional states would need to pay $50 per barrel to compensate Iran’s losses and contribute to reconstruction efforts.
(Ships belonging to Israel and the United States, it added, would be barred from the strait even under a different flag)