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US and Iran Resume Secure Communications After Failed Qatar Talks
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First reported by Channel 13 · 15 hours ago
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US-Iran talks in Qatar ended without agreement but will resume after Ali Khamenei's funeral. The US replaced plans for a physical Revolutionary Guards representative with a secure communication line. Trump expressed optimism about progress but considered military options if diplomacy fails.
- 01US-Iran negotiations in Doha ended without agreement but will resume after Khamenei's funeral.
- 02US dropped plan for Revolutionary Guards representative in Qatar, opting for secure direct communication.
- 03US proposed releasing billions to Iran and economic relief for a temporary uranium enrichment halt.
- 04Iran asserts control over the Strait of Hormuz and rejects US-led regional military efforts.
- 05Trump expressed optimism but considered military action before deciding to continue diplomacy.
- 06US willing to extend nuclear deal deadline beyond August 18 while keeping military options open.
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