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Trump turns wary on Iran talks saying he prefers not to strike again
International
Published on 2 May 2026

Strait of Hormuz tensions linger as fuel prices spike
As Iran negotiations drag on, Donald Trump signaled he is not looking for another strike, saying he “prefer[s] not” to act again. He admitted he’s dissatisfied with the existing deal, while Iran’s foreign minister said Tehran will pursue diplomacy if US demands shift. With the Strait of Hormuz still in focus, US gasoline prices have reportedly risen.
- Trump expressed frustration but avoided a direct threat of new airstrikes
- He said the current deal does not satisfy his expectations
- Iran signaled openness to diplomacy if US terms change
- Strait of Hormuz tensions are tied to rising gasoline prices
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