Trump Suggests US Could Remain in Iran to Control Oil
2 sources across 2 countries · Chile · United Kingdom
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- La Tercera
- Reuters
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President Donald Trump stated on Sunday that the United States could potentially remain in Iran and keep its oil, comparing such a scenario to the situation in Venezuela. Speaking to media during his visit to the Irish Open in Doonbeg, Ireland, Trump noted that while the US would eventually leave, the country might decide to stay and keep the oil instead. These comments followed questions regarding a planned meeting between Iran, Iraq, and the Gulf Cooperation Council countries. That meeting, which was scheduled for Monday in Salalah, Oman, was ultimately postponed. Officials from Oman, Qatar, and Iran confirmed the delay, citing the need for consensus and the desire to ensure conditions for a constructive dialogue. The postponement occurred amid regional tensions, including Saudi Arabia's decision to close a primary oil pipeline and reports of a projectile hitting a commercial vessel near Iranian islands, which resulted in one death.
How each side framed it
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- The center outlet focused on the core statement regarding the potential US presence and oil control in Iran.
- Centre-right
- The center-right outlet provided broader geopolitical context, linking the comments to the upcoming midterm elections and regional diplomatic failures.
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