Tehran, Xi Jinping and Iran
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President Trump described the discussions as “very good” and hinted at more negotiations soon. Iranian officials stressed that any dialogue should occur in a calm environment.
After Trump repeatedly pledged to hold Tehran accountable for its protest crackdown, many Iranians are still waiting for him to make good on his promises.
Trump threatens Iran with military action while pursuing diplomatic talks. Recent drone shootdowns escalate tensions as diplomatic summit approaches.
ERBIL, Kurdistan Region - The United States and Iran are set to resume nuclear talks in Oman on Friday, Iran’s foreign minister confirmed, after logistical challenges and following a months-long hiatus triggered by the 12-day conflict between Tel Aviv and Tehran in June.
Iran's President Pezeshkian has ordered talks with the US, seeking an environment free from threats and unreasonable expectations, focusing on national interests. This comes amid heightened regional tensions and a warning from President Trump about potential "bad things.