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Iran Says Talks Advancing, Agreement Hinges on US Rationality

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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced that talks with mediators are progressing but no final agreement has been reached with the U.S. He stated that a resolution depends on U.S. answers to Iran's questions and Iran's readiness for diplomacy or defense. Meanwhile, the Trump administration, which had been briefed on potential military operations against Iran, continued to consider its options, with President Trump suggesting the issue would be resolved soon, either through negotiation or further action.

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  • Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says talks with mediators are progressing but no final deal is reached.
  • Araghchi stated that a resolution depends on U.S. answers to Iran's questions and Washington's rationality.
  • Reports suggest preliminary understandings were reached in Qatar on Iran's nuclear program and other issues.
  • The Trump administration was briefed on potential military operations against Iran.
  • President Trump indicated the conflict with Iran would be resolved soon, either through negotiation or action.
Iran Says Talks Advancing, Agreement Hinges on US Rationality
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