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Iran Sets Terms for Talks, Warns of Nuclear Doctrine Shift Amid Regional Tensions
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By Lior Ben Ari
First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago
What happened
Iran has presented the U.S. with conditions for talks, warning its nuclear doctrine could change, amid escalating regional tensions including the conflict in Yemen. President Trump is considering military action but remains open to diplomacy, while Tehran insists on its demands being met before any negotiations.
- 01Iran has conveyed conditions for talks to the U.S. via mediators.
- 02Tehran warns its nuclear doctrine could change if U.S. actions warrant it.
- 03President Trump is weighing military escalation against Iran.
- 04Regional conflict in Yemen is escalating with Houthi advances.
- 05Iran's demands include ending conflict and releasing frozen assets.
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