Trump: U.S. -Iran talks start tomorrow, there is agreement in the Strait of Hormuz

On August 3, U.S. President Trump said on Sunday: "At the request of Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Iran, the strike against Iran was cancelled. If it were not for their request, a large-scale attack on Iran would have been launched last night. Iran knows the scale of the attack. I think there is an agreement in the Strait of Hormuz and there will be an agreement on denuclearization. Dialogue with them is being held in the form of negotiations and will start tomorrow afternoon (Tuesday morning Beijing time). We are ready to act at any time." Trump also talked about the yen: "The United States intervened because it has a good relationship with Japan, we have always supported Japan, and the United States has benefited economically from relevant arrangements." (Jin Shi)