唐纳德·特朗普总统于2月28日宣布对伊朗采取“重大作战行动”，美国和以色列联合大规模打击军事、政府和基础设施场所。
美国和伊朗的代表团于6月份开始谈判，旨在根据两国签署的谅解备忘录达成一项结束战争的协议。
由于美国和伊朗继续相互攻击，谈判破裂，战略要地霍尔木兹海峡是主要的爆发点。特朗普随后在8月份表示，美国将发动“毁灭性的经济行动”，迫使德黑兰屈服。
特朗普表示，战争将“很快”结束，但没有提供细节
唐纳德·特朗普总统周二表示，与伊朗的战争将“很快结束”，但没有提供任何细节。
“伊朗不会拥有核武器。他们非常失败，非常失败。那很快就会结束。很快就会结束，”特朗普说。
“他们不会有核武器。油价将会暴跌，就像我不得不去伊朗伊斯兰共和国之前一样，”特朗普说。
特朗普发表上述言论之前，他在周末拒绝了伊朗的停火提议，告诉记者“这项协议是不可接受的。”
“‘我拒绝他们的交易。他们想达成一项我们立即开放海峡的协议，因为他们输得太惨了，”特朗普说。
“我们正在取得巨大的胜利——我们已经完全控制了霍尔木兹海峡，”他周六表示。
卡塔尔继续在美国和伊朗之间斡旋
卡塔尔外交部发言人马吉德·本·穆罕默德·安萨里博士周二表示，卡塔尔将继续充当伊朗和美国之间的调解人。
他说：“卡塔尔国继续在双方之间举行会议和交换信息，以建立共同点，使观点更加接近，并导致和平解决。”“安理会申明将继续发挥调解作用，并支持旨在缓和局势和恢复霍尔木兹海峡全面航行自由的努力。”
英国国际旅游组织称船只在霍尔木兹海峡遇袭
英国海上贸易行动中心（UKMTO）报告称，一艘船只周一晚间在霍尔木兹海峡“被一枚疑似不明射弹击中”。
UKMTO说，袭击导致船上起火，火被扑灭，没有人员伤亡或环境影响的报道。它补充说，该船仍在航行中。
IRGC发言人呼吁我们“离开该地区”
在周二的新闻发布会上，伊斯兰革命卫队发言人侯赛因·莫赫比将军表示，美国应该承认在与伊朗的战争中失败，并“离开该地区”
莫赫比声称，唐纳德·特朗普总统曾说过“弥天大谎”，因为他呼吁美国政府“改变”。
“敌人知道伊朗并不追求核武器，”莫赫比说，他指的是美国。“他们与伊朗的问题不是其核计划，而是其幅员辽阔，他们希望摧毁这一点。”
莫赫比还驳斥了美国的说法，即通过霍尔木兹海峡的航运量正在恢复。伊朗南海岸的战略航道已经成为冲突的焦点。
莫赫比说：“事实上，美国人可能以巨大的代价、相当大的麻烦和高风险，在夜幕的掩护下偷偷将一艘小船通过霍尔木兹海峡，出口100或200桶石油，这并不意味着海峡是开放的。”。
阿拉格奇说，伊朗等待美国对7点建议的回应
在伊朗国家媒体周二发表的评论中，伊朗外交部长阿巴斯·阿拉格奇（Abbas Araghchi）讨论了他在上周联合国大会高级别会议后在纽约与卡塔尔调解人的会晤。
国营的伊斯兰共和国通讯社（Islamic Republic News Agency）援引阿拉格奇在周一的新闻发布会上说，“他们有一些想法，我们同意他们将再次向美方提出此事，之后美方的最终回应将传达给我们。”。
阿拉格奇说，德黑兰通过卡塔尔调解人向美国提交了一份七点建议。
阿拉格奇补充说：“尽管美国总统发表了评论，但正如我所说的那样，我们正在等待美国通过调解人作出正式回应。”
特朗普表示，在有报道称可能解除制裁后，他没有向伊朗提供任何东西
美国总统唐纳德·特朗普（Donald Trump）拒绝接受有关他对伊朗解除制裁并释放其冻结资产以换取核协议进展的报道，周一他表示，他没有向伊朗提供“任何东西”。
特朗普特别回应了anAxios关于如果伊朗做出具体的核让步，可能会对伊朗进行经济救济的报告，他在社交媒体平台上的一篇帖子中写道，这个故事是“不真实的”，他们应该“立即撤回这个虚假的故事！”
特朗普称美国将赢得战争“无论如何”
当被问及美国和伊朗周一调解谈判的进展时，唐纳德·特朗普总统说：“就我而言，我们将赢得这场谈判。这将是一种方式或其他方式。这将会——也将会很快结束。”
特朗普继续承诺，在与伊朗的战争结束后，天然气价格将会下降。
“我们拥有最好的经济数据。伊朗永远不会拥有核武器。我们很快就会赢得这场战争。一切都会结束的。天然气价格将会暴跌，”特朗普说。
特朗普政府推动将核问题重新纳入伊朗谈判：官员
在唐纳德·特朗普（Donald Trump）总统周末拒绝了伊朗的提议后，美国官员表示，他仍对解除对伊朗的制裁并释放其冻结资产持开放态度，以换取核协议的具体进展。
特朗普证实，美国和伊朗官员周一通过调解人进行了交谈。
特朗普政府一直表示，如果伊朗放弃其核计划，将获得大量经济回报，根据6月份的谅解备忘录，美国承诺取消所有制裁，作为可核查的长期不扩散协议的一部分。伊朗尚未表示愿意在此时将核问题纳入谈判。
霍尔木兹海峡船只遇袭，8名海军陆战队员受伤
一名美国官员向美国广播公司新闻证实，八名海军陆战队员最近在伊朗袭击一艘在霍尔木兹海峡作业的船只时受伤，尽管伤势不重。
英国海上贸易行动追踪到，9月14日，一艘商船被“一种未知的抛射物”击中，当时没有人员受伤的报道。
NBC新闻率先报道了之前未公开的海军陆战队受伤情况。
美国中央司令部拒绝对该报道发表评论。
中央司令部称伊朗“没有控制”霍尔木兹海峡
美国中央司令部星期一反驳了伊斯兰革命卫队一名指挥官声称德黑兰享有“对霍尔木兹海峡的完全控制”的说法
“这是假的，”中央司令部在给x的一篇帖子中说。
“伊朗没有海军，因为美国军队击沉了它。伊朗并没有控制霍尔木兹海峡，仅在过去几个月里，就有数千艘船只和超过10亿桶石油自由通过。
沙特外交大臣抵达美国参加卢比奥会谈
据沙特外交部称，沙特外交大臣费萨尔·本·法尔汉亲王（Prince Faisal bin Farhan）于周一凌晨抵达华盛顿，随后将与美国国务卿马尔科·卢比奥（John Kerry）举行会谈。
外交部在一份声明中说，双方将“回顾双边关系，讨论地区和国际发展”。
沙特阿拉伯目前正与也门与伊朗结盟的胡塞武装冲突升级，因为它支持国际公认的也门政府军队打击该组织。
伊朗外长称，德黑兰已“充分准备”重新开战
伊朗外交部长阿巴斯·阿拉格奇断言，德黑兰准备恢复与美国的战争，并表示将坚定不移，“即使这是一场末日战争。”
当被问及外交是否失败时，阿拉格奇周日在美国全国广播公司的“会见新闻界”节目中表示，希望总是存在的，但一再对特朗普政府的意图表示怀疑。
“外交总是有希望的。但是我们没有理由，老实说，由于他们在过去两年的行为，我们没有理由回到外交上来，再次与这届政府接触。
“面对任何针对我们的侵略，我们立场坚定，即使这是一场世界末日的战争，”他说，并补充说，“与此同时，我们准备好了外交手段。”
“现在有一个非常合理的计划摆在桌面上。如果他们毫无理由地拒绝，这是他们的错，”阿拉格奇说。
“我们已经为外交做好了准备。我们同时也为战争做好了准备，”他补充道。
特朗普表示，他预计本周将与伊朗举行更多会谈，但对新的打击持开放态度
美国总统唐纳德·特朗普（Donald Trump）表示，他预计本周将与伊朗举行更多会谈，因为他继续声称该国希望达成一项结束战争的协议，这一协议仍未得到总统的认可。
“我预计（本周）将与伊朗举行更多会谈。他们想做交易，但这不是我想做的交易。这是我们一年前可能会同意的。他们高估了自己的实力，”特朗普在周日发表的一篇文章中对阿西奥辛说。
当被问及是否考虑对伊朗实施新的打击时，特朗普回应道：“我一直在考虑这个问题。”
总统还声称，周末有超过2000万桶石油通过霍尔木兹海峡，他说这是自战争开始以来最大的一次。
特朗普周日早些时候在白宫南草坪对记者说：“昨晚，我们从霍尔木兹海峡开采了创纪录的石油——比我们战前开采的还要多。”。
Iran live updates： Tehran waiting for US response to 7-point proposal， Araghchi says
President Donald Trump announced ＂major combat operations＂ against Iran on Feb． 28， with massive joint U．S．-Israeli strikes targeting military， government and infrastructure sites．
Delegations from the U．S． and Iran entered negotiations in June aimed at a war-ending deal based on a memorandum of understanding signed by both countries．
Those talks broke down as the U．S． and Iran continued to exchange strikes， with the strategic Strait of Hormuz as the primary flashpoint． Trump then said in August that the U．S． would launch a ＂crushing economic operation＂ to force Tehran into submission．
Trump says war will be over ＇very soon，＇ but offers no details
President Donald Trump said Tuesday that the war with Iran would be “over with very soon，＂ but did not offer any details．
“Iran will not have a nuclear weapon． And they＇re failing very badly， very badly． That＇ll be over with very soon． It＇ll be over with very， very soon，” Trump said．
“They will not have a nuclear weapon． And oil prices are going to be tumbling down， just like they were before I had to make that little excursion to the Islamic Republic of Iran，” Trump said．
Trump’s remarks come after he rejected a ceasefire proposal from Iran over the weekend， telling reporters “that deal would not be acceptable．”
“＇I’m rejecting their deal． They want to make a deal where we open the Strait immediately because they＇re losing so badly，” Trump said．
“We＇re winning tremendously -- we have total control of the Hormuz Strait，” he said on Saturday．
Qatar continues mediation efforts between US， Iran
Qatar is continuing its role as a mediator between Iran and the U．S．， Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesperson Dr． Majid bin Mohammed Al-Ansari said Tuesday．
＂The State of Qatar continues its meetings and exchange of messages between the parties to build common ground that brings viewpoints closer and leads to a peaceful solution，” he said． “It affirms its continued role in mediation and support for efforts aimed at de-escalation and restoring full freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz．”
Vessel attacked in Strait of Hormuz， UKMTO says
The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations （UKMTO） Centre reported that a vessel was ＂struck by a suspected unknown projectile＂ on Monday evening in the Strait of Hormuz．
The attack caused a fire aboard the vessel， UKMTO said， which was extinguished with no casualties or environmental impact reported． The vessel， it added， was still underway．
IRGC spokesperson calls on US to ＇leave the region＇
In a Tuesday press conference， Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps spokesperson Gen． Hossein Mohebbi said the U．S． should admit defeat in its war with Iran and ＂leave the region．＂
President Donald Trump had told ＂big lies，＂ Mohebbi alleged， as he called for the American administration to ＂be changed．＂
＂The enemy knows that Iran is not after nuclear weapons，＂ Mohebbi said， referring to the U．S． ＂Their issue with Iran is not its nuclear programme but rather its vastness， which they want to destroy．＂
Mohebbi also dismissed U．S． assertions that the volume of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz -- the strategic waterway off Iran＇s south coast which has become the focus of the conflict -- was being restored．
＂The fact that the Americans might manage， at great expense， considerable trouble and high risk to sneak a small vessel through the Strait of Hormuz under cover of darkness to export， say， 100 or 200 barrels of oil does not mean the Strait is open，＂ Mohebbi said．
Iran waiting for US response to 7-point proposal， Araghchi says
In comments published by Iranian state media on Tuesday， Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi discussed his meeting with Qatari mediators in New York following the United Nations General Assembly＇s high-level gathering last week．
＂They had some ideas， and we agreed that they would raise the matter again with the American side， after which the U．S． side＇s final response would be conveyed to us，＂ Araghchi said in a Monday briefing， as quoted by the state-run Islamic Republic News Agency．
Araghchi said Tehran submitted a seven-point proposal to the U．S． via Qatari mediators．
＂Despite the comments made by the U．S． president， as I said， we are waiting for an official response from the United States through the mediators，＂ Araghchi added．
Trump says he＇s offered Iran ＇nothing＇ following reports of possible sanctions relief
President Donald Trump is rejecting reports that say he is open to offering Iran sanctions relief and releasing its frozen assets in exchange for progress toward a nuclear deal， posting on Monday that he＇s offered Iran ＂NOTHING．＂
Trump specifically responded to anAxios reportabout possible economic relief for Iran if they present concrete nuclear concessions， writing in a post on his social media platform that the story is “untrue，” and that they should ＂withdraw this fake story， IMMEDIATELY！＂
Trump says US will win war ＇one way or the other＇
When asked about the progress of Monday’s mediated talks between the U．S． and Iran， President Donald Trump said， ＂We＇re going to win this as far as I＇m concerned． It＇s going to be one way or the other． It＇s going to be -- it＇s going to go pretty quickly， too．＂
Trump continued to promise gas prices would come down after the war with Iran ends．
＂We have the best economic numbers we have． Iran will never have a nuclear weapon． We＇re going to win that war very， very soon． It＇ll be over． And the gas prices will come tumbling down，＂ Trump said．
Trump administration pushing to bring nuclear issue back into Iran talks： Officials
After President Donald Trump rejected a proposal from Iran over the weekend， U．S． officials said he remains open to offering the country sanctions relief and releasing its frozen assets in exchange for concrete progress toward a nuclear deal．
Trump confirmed U．S． and Iranian officials spoke via mediators on Monday．
The Trump administration has always said Iran would receive substantial financial rewards if it walked away from its nuclear program， and under June’s memorandum of understanding， the U．S． promised to roll back all sanctions as part of a verifiable， long-term nonproliferation deal． Iran has not indicated it’s willing to bring the nuclear issue into negotiations at this point．
8 Marines hurt in ship attack in Strait of Hormuz
Eight Marines were recently hurt in an Iranian attack on a ship operating in the Strait of Hormuz， though the injuries were not significant， a U．S． official confirmed to ABC News．
The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations tracked that a commercial vessel was struck by “an unknown projectile” on Sept． 14 and no injuries were reported at the time．
NBC News was first to report the previously undisclosed injuries to the Marines．
U．S． Central Command declined to comment on the report．
CENTCOM says Iran ＇does not control＇ Strait of Hormuz
U．S． Central Command on Monday disputed a claim from an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps commander asserting that Tehran enjoys ＂full control over the Strait of Hormuz．＂
＂This is FALSE，＂ CENTCOM said in a post to X．
＂Iran has no navy because American forces sank it． And Iran does not control the Strait of Hormuz as evidenced by the thousands of ships that have passed through freely along with more than 1 billion barrels of oil just over the past few months，＂ CENTCOM said．
Saudi foreign minister arrives in US for Rubio talks
Saudi Arabia＇s Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan arrived in Washington early on Monday morning ahead of talks with Secretary of State Marco Rubio， according to the Saudi foreign ministry．
The two will ＂review bilateral relations and discuss regional and international developments，＂ the ministry said in a statement．
Saudi Arabia is currently in an escalating conflict with the Iran-aligned Houthis in Yemen， as it supports the internationally recognized Yemeni government＇s military in its fight against the group．
Tehran ＇fully prepared＇ for war to resume， Iranian FM says
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi asserted that Tehran is prepared to resume war with the U．S． and said it will stand firm ＂even if it comes to a doomsday war．＂
Asked whether diplomacy has failed， Araghchi told NBC＇s ＂Meet the Press＂ Sunday that there is always hope but repeatedly cast doubts on the Trump administration＇s intentions．
＂［T］here is always hope for diplomacy． But we have no reason， to be honest with you， we have no reason to come back to diplomacy and engage with this administration once again， because of their behavior in the past two years，＂Araghchi said．
＂We stand firm in the face of any aggression against us， even if it comes to a doomsday war，＂ he said， adding ＂at the same time， we are ready for diplomacy．＂
＂Now there is a very reasonable plan on the table． If they reject it for no reason， this is their fault，＂ Araghchi said．
＂We are ready for diplomacy． We are ready for war at the same time，＂ he added．
Trump says he expects more talks with Iran this week， but is open to new strikes
President Donald Trump said that he expects more talks with Iran to occur this week as he continues to claim the country wants to make a deal to end the war， an agreement that has continued to elude the president．
＂I expect more talks with Iran ［this week］． They want to make a deal， but it is not the deal that I want to make． It is what we would have maybe agreed to a year ago． They overplayed their hand，＂ Trumptold Axiosin a piece published Sunday．
Asked if he was considering new strikes against Iran， Trump responded： ＂I am always thinking about it．＂
The president also claimed that more than 20 million barrels of oil transited the Strait or Hormuz over the weekend， which he said was the largest since the start of the war．
＂Last night， we took a record amount of oil out from the Hormuz Strait — more than we took out before the war，” Trump told reporters on the White House South Lawn earlier Sunday．
