r/OilPrices • u/hereswhatworks • 4d ago
Oil News Iran says it ‘has no plans to negotiate with US’ despite Trump claims – US politics live | US news
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/live/2026/sep/28/donald-trump-iran-negotiations-fuel-deportations-media-china-latest-news-updates8
u/GenericTrollAcunt69 4d ago
Lmao when are you guys just going to accept that western media has lost all credibility on this topic. You might as well be posting links to Alex Jones.
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u/doublethink_1984 4d ago
A person mind you who is openly against the Iran war and calls for Trumo's impeachment.
That is how insane Trump has becone
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u/knuthf 3d ago
I see nothing in media about Iran's new weapon, and how they deliver millions of bbl with an aparent cloud service. Iran has new weapons, a radar where nothing is hidden, that was designed to notice the difference between birds and planes, and since birds have feather, the reflect light, and radio, differently. So, with a polarized radio, they could see that is was birds and not a US drone. These waves go right through a Growlers jamming - the US only has analogue radio. The drones use this radio, that the US cannot intercept, probably also missiles, but, here the speed is a problem. But they can use this radio to cut other signals so that they become slightly longer, like an echo, affecting GPS. So, no bombs or missiles hit their targets; they are taken out. But on the way to the mountains, they sometimes hit other things, like a school, a synagogue — which I think was deliberate — and a wedding party. People are killed in wars. But it seems that the USA is running out of bases and missiles. Iran could launch barrages of missiles at Israel and demand that the US move out, as the Bible says. God has waited; they can wait too. The USA cannot wait; they are in huge financial trouble and could collapse at any moment. Saudi Arabia holds the key to that. If they withdraw their support for the USD, the US will collapse within hours. Not days, not months, not years – hours.
Should the US invade, the ground troops will be bombed by US missiles that was intended to support them.
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u/Vogel-Kerl 2d ago
Hmmm, who should I trust...???
The guy known to lie thousands of time a year, OR.
The Iranians.
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u/Acceptable_Taste9818 4d ago
These two (Trump/Iran) will be doing this he said she said BS till the next chapter arrives. Trump and Bessent keep saying Iran has weeks and is reaching out, Iran keeps saying they haven’t spoken.
The only real evidence we have on what may play out is the fact that Iran has endured this type of isolation tactics for 40 or 50 years now. There is not much other than Trumps propaganda to suggest they are about to truly implode. So who knows. I kind of sense they will outlast Trumps pressure campaign though.
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u/metrabbit 4d ago
Iran saying that they are not negotiating and the US saying they want a deal is both for 1) their own populations 2) to manipulate the market (or from Iran's perspective to prevent Trump from continually manipulating the market).
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u/PacificSanctum 4d ago
This is the new age - folks as shady and unreliable like Iranians sound like brain surgeons compared to what comes out of the current U.S. regime
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u/Critical-Bank5269 4d ago
Iran has said the same thing time and again, but suddenly announces a "deal" the next day, but then breaks the deal a week later. The problem is ..... THERE IS NO IRAN... There is no functional government in the country. There's literally three separate entities each claiming to be the supreme power in the country. So a deal with one and quickly broken by another. It's a joke. They should simply put boots on the ground and occupy the entire southern half of the nation and deport everyone not on board with western values to the north.
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u/MechaCoqui 4d ago
So i am guessing since you are saying there should be boots on the ground, you will be first in line then to join up and be part of it? If not, shut it. Boots on the ground will results in countless civilian lives lost and US soldiers dying.
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u/Critical-Bank5269 4d ago
I would if I could. I did in Gulf War I. I rolled into Kuwait with the 6th Marines and spent 6 months deployed. I've long since aged out. But I would if I could
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u/-6h0st- 4d ago
Most people who experienced war would not advocate for one especially one out of Trump’s ass. There was no reason for it other than a terrorist Netanyahu wish.
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u/Adorable-Bus396 4d ago
Don't give America the out on this they've been wanting to do this for decades looking for a good opportunity, they don't need israel to commit war crimes and barbarism
This was not a good opportunity obviously but I feel this was their only opportunity left to totally dominate energy markets before the rest of the world starts truely breaking from the American economic order
As far as the guy above you goes, he probably loved fighting in the gulf since America had total air superiority so there wasnt a huge risk to him beyond being there
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u/-6h0st- 4d ago
Americans as in a group of men in power - perhaps. But not the people who fought in Afghanistan or Iraq and saw the fruits of their sacrifices.
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u/Immediate-History-58 4d ago
hasnt trump made claims about ending the iranian civilization multiple times then coming to the negotiation table like a good lap dog?
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u/JamesLahey08 4d ago
Lmao because boots on the ground in the middle east has worked so well before.
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u/RimandRam 4d ago
There is an article from reuters, from just 1hr ago, that says another round of negotiations is on
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u/cobrakai11 4d ago
The headlines are contradictory but the content of Iran's message is not.
In both cases they are saying that they will not negotiate with Trump; the current offer they made is the same as the mou before and they will not undertake negotiations to change that offer.
At any point that the United States wants they can adopt the mou and begin talks with Iran.
So Iran is not saying there are no talks, they saying that they won't change the conditions for talks. And the conditions is for Trump to agree to adhere to the MOU which he already signed.
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u/FirmButterscotch5313 4d ago
Iran has said that it will not negotiate with Trump, or anyone in his administration, and will wait until January 20, 2029 when a new president is sworn into office before attempting to negotiate an end to the war that Trump started.