Iran has firmly rejected claims made by former President Trump regarding the resumption of talks with the United States, asserting that no negotiations are currently taking place. This statement comes as Trump suggested that discussions could revive as soon as Monday, while also indicating a possible opening of the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian officials dismissed these assertions, emphasizing their refusal to engage in talks under existing U.S. terms. The ongoing uncertainty has led to fluctuating sentiments in the region, with Iran also communicating that negotiations with Oman are in progress regarding the Strait, but not with the U.S. The situation remains fluid, as Trump hints at possible military action if talks do not materialize.