Trump Calls the Iran War 'Effectively Over' as Tehran Denies Any Talks
Tuesday, November 10, 2026 · 7 min
After meeting Qatar's prime minister, Trump called new strikes on Iran 'highly unlikely' but kept the blockade in place, and Iran's security chief replied that there are no talks and told Washington to accept its seven conditions. Separately, The Wall Street Journal reports US tanker aircraft were moved out of RAF Mildenhall in England over a threat from Iran.
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After meeting Qatar's prime minister, Trump called new strikes on Iran 'highly unlikely' but kept the blockade in place, and Iran's security chief replied that there are no talks and told Washington to accept its seven conditions. Separately, The Wall Street Journal reports US tanker aircraft were moved out of RAF Mildenhall in England over a threat from Iran.
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- US-Iran war: Trump says more US attacks on Iran 'highly unlikely' — BBC
“"We're just keeping it the status quo," the US president said on Monday. "And we're doing that really at the behest of countries that are their neighbours."”
- Iran denies talks with US, tells Trump to 'surrender' to seven demands | Israel National News — Elad Benari
“Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, on Monday rejected US President Donald Trump's assertions that Tehran was engaged in negotiations with Washington, demanding that the United States accept Iran's seven conditions for ending the conflict.”
- US moves aircraft from second UK base over ‘threat from Iran’ — Al Jazeera
“Two US refuelling tankers and several other tankers that were using the RAF Mildenhall military base in eastern England diverted to Germany and other locations on Monday, the WSJ reported on Tuesday.”