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Trump says new Iran talks set to start on Monday after calling off massive attack
European Union🏛️ PoliticsCenter8 hr. ago

Trump says new Iran talks set to start on Monday after calling off massive attack

US President Donald Trump announced that new negotiations with Iran will begin on Monday, after deciding to halt potential military action to pursue a diplomatic resolution. The talks aim to address the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping lane for global oil, and Iran’s nuclear program. Iran claims it is close to an alternative route through the strait with Oman, citing recent explosions near tankers as evidence of ongoing tensions. Oil prices dropped following the announcement, reflecting market uncertainty. The conflict between the US and Iran began in February, with intermittent clashes and diplomatic efforts. Trump withdrew his threat of large-scale attacks, citing pressure from allies like Saudi Arabia and the UAE. Iran denies having requested restraint, while both sides continue to seek a path toward de-escalation.

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Trump says new Iran talks set to start on Monday after calling off massive attack

US President Donald Trump announced that new negotiations with Iran will begin on Monday, after deciding to halt potential military action to pursue a diplomatic resolution. The talks aim to address the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping lane for global oil, and Iran’s nuclear program. Iran claims it is close to an alternative route through the strait with Oman, citing recent explosions near tankers as evidence of ongoing tensions. Oil prices dropped following the announcement, reflecting market uncertainty. The conflict between the US and Iran began in February, with intermittent clashes and diplomatic efforts. Trump withdrew his threat of large-scale attacks, citing pressure from allies like Saudi Arabia and the UAE. Iran denies having requested restraint, while both sides continue to seek a path toward de-escalation.

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