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US Halts Strikes on Iran as Regional Talks Renew Under Trump
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First reported by Now 14 · 6 hours ago
What happened
The US paused military strikes on Iran following new regional diplomatic talks with Tehran, leading President Trump to resume diplomacy and causing rifts among Gulf states.
- 01The US stopped attacks on Iran after two days of ceasefire in the Persian Gulf.
- 02Renewed talks with Tehran were initiated by regional actors.
- 03These talks influenced President Trump to shift back to diplomacy.
- 04The diplomatic move caused divisions among Gulf countries.
- 05The information was revealed by sources close to the White House.
- 06The ceasefire and talks reflect changing dynamics in the region.
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