President Donald Trump announced Thursday that the United States will not authorize any transfer of money to Iran “until further notice,” signaling a tougher stance as negotiations with Tehran continue.

Trump made the statement on Truth Social ahead of a high-level White House meeting focused on Iran’s nuclear program, sanctions, and security in the Middle East.

“No money will be exchanged, until further notice,” Trump wrote, emphasizing that the administration will not release funds or provide economic relief while major issues remain unresolved.

US Demands Nuclear Guarantees

According to administration officials, the White House is demanding firm guarantees that Iran will never develop nuclear weapons and will comply with international inspection requirements.

The talks reportedly also include discussions involving maritime security and stability in the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical oil shipping routes.

Trump indicated that some progress has been made during negotiations, but warned that the most important decisions are still pending.

Pressure Campaign Against Tehran Continues

The announcement reflects Trump’s continued pressure campaign against the Iranian regime through sanctions, military deterrence, and diplomatic negotiations.

Over recent months, the United States has increased its military presence in the region while warning Iran against further escalation.

Senior administration officials have stated that any future sanctions relief or financial agreements would depend entirely on Iran meeting strict US conditions.

Global Markets Watching Closely

Trump’s remarks immediately drew attention from global markets and foreign policy analysts due to concerns about oil supplies and regional stability.

The Strait of Hormuz remains a key strategic passage for international energy shipments, and any increase in tensions could impact oil prices worldwide.

Allies in the Middle East and Europe are closely monitoring the negotiations as Washington weighs its next move.