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Trump Says Qatar Prefers Status Quo on Iran's Hormuz Blockade

U.S. President Donald Trump reported an "excellent conversation" with Qatar's Prime Minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani, discussing Iran. Trump claimed Qatar and other Gulf states prefer to maintain the status quo regarding the Hormuz Strait blockade.

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What happened

01President Trump spoke with Qatar's Prime Minister about Iran and the Hormuz Strait.
02Trump claimed Qatar and other Gulf states prefer to maintain the Hormuz blockade.
03All parties agreed Iran must not acquire nuclear weapons, Trump stated.
04The U.S. is ready to act against Iran but sees no immediate likelihood.
05Trump asserted Israel and the Middle East are protected from Iran.

All parties agreed Iran must not obtain nuclear weapons, with the U.S. ready to act if needed, ensuring Israel and the Middle East are protected.

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