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30:34Now PlayingUS News: White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt dropped a major hint on a possible end to the Iran war, telling reporters, “you can do the math” as talks continue under President Donald Trump. Speaking during a press conference in Washington, Leavitt signaled that negotiations are ongoing and “productive,” pushing back against claims that discussions have stalled.
When asked about the Strait of Hormuz and when oil tankers could safely pass through, Leavitt called it a “very good question,” emphasizing that the administration is working to stabilize global oil markets amid rising tensions. She also cautioned reporters against relying on speculative reports, noting that a widely circulated 15-point plan was never fully confirmed by the White House and contained inaccuracies.
The remarks come as conflicting reports swirl around backchannel talks between the U.S. and Iran. While Trump claimed “very good discussions” with a top Iranian figure, Tehran has denied such engagements. With the Strait of Hormuz—handling nearly 20% of global oil traffic—at the center of the الأزمة, the stakes remain high for global energy markets and regional stability.
Watch the full press conference as Leavitt addresses Iran war talks, oil tensions, and the path forward amid a rapidly evolving geopolitical crisis.
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