US Treasury Secretary says Trump won't accept 'bad Iran deal' According to a report by Golden Finance, on May 29th and May 28th local time, US Treasury Secretary Besson stated at a briefing that the US and Iran negotiation teams are still in ongoing negotiations, but US President Trump has clearly set multiple "red lines" and will not accept a "bad agreement". Bessent stated that US President Trump has always been more inclined to reach a peace agreement, and currently all US actions are of a "defensive nature". However, if Trump believes that a peace agreement cannot be reached, the US will also make corresponding decisions. He said that Trump demanded that Iran must hand over highly enriched uranium and not develop nuclear weapons, and that the Strait of Hormuz must be restored to free and open navigation. Besent also revealed that he had spoken with the Omani Ambassador to the United States that day, and the other party assured that Oman had no intention of imposing tolls on the Strait of Hormuz. He warned that if relevant countries attempt to restrict freedom of navigation, they may face US sanctions. (CCTV News)