Trump Team Rejects Iran's Peace Offer, Nuclear Program Key Issue

0:00The Trump team looks set to turn down Iran's pitch to halt the war and reopen the straight of Hormuz as long as the U.S. drops its blockade there. Key sticking point is Iran's nuclear program, which they want talked about right now, not kicked down the road, that offer popped up Monday when Iran's foreign minister hit up Russia a long time ally. White House says Trump's national security crew chewed it over and the president plans to weigh in soon. Meanwhile, Pakistan's Prime Minister looped in New Zealand's leader on the phone, Tuesday pushing diplomatic moves for calm with the U.S. and Iran. Both sides nodded to peace talks and steadying the region. A top U.S. State Department boys caught Iran's moves in the straight, a major alert for world energy supplies, urging everyone to mix up sources and cut. Ties with shaky spots. She stressed the ground is shifting fast. Secretary of State Marco Rubio laid it out clear, stopping Iran from grabbing a nuclear weapon is the heart of this mess, no matter what deal gets.

1:00Cut. Trump's next words could shift the whole play. That's the story for today. Canada News Today, driven by AI. I'm Corey with the story.