The negotiations are to take place on Monday; details on location, duration, and participants are still open
Trump announces new talks after calling off Iran attacks
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Important updates Trump: Attacks on Iran canceled – "Outlines of a deal" Iran warns USA of new attacks – threatens counterstrikes Reports: USA and Israel plan attacks on Iranian energy facilities Saudi Arabia announces alliance to protect shipping U.S. military ends further wave of attacks against Iran Luzia Geier Trump announces new talks with Iran for today US President Donald Trump has announced a new round of talks with representatives of the Islamic Republic after the provisional cancellation of further attacks on Iran. Further details were to be worked out within a transition period of 60 days. However, from the beginning there were doubts about the viability of the agreement - and in the meantime there have also been repeated fierce mutual attacks.
Furthermore, The negotiations were to take place today, Monday, he said aboard the presidential plane on the flight from New Jersey to Washington. On Saturday, Trump had stated that the USA and Israel would not attack Iran for the time being. There was initially no confirmation from Iran overnight of planned talks.
In addition, It initially remained unclear where the negotiations would be held, how long they might last, and who exactly would be involved. He claims to have stopped them at the last minute. The attacks from Iran came at a time after the US military had just paused its own days-long attacks on Iran.
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Important updates Trump: Attacks on Iran canceled – "Outlines of a deal" Iran warns USA of new attacks – threatens counterstrikes Reports: USA and Israel plan attacks on Iranian energy facilities Saudi Arabia announces alliance to protect shipping U.S. military ends further wave of attacks against Iran Luzia Geier Trump announces new talks with Iran for today US President Donald Trump has announced a new round of talks with representatives of the Islamic Republic after the provisional cancellation of further attacks on Iran.
reliability low1/6 sourcesFurther details were to be worked out within a transition period of 60 days.
reliability low1/2 sourcesHowever, from the beginning there were doubts about the viability of the agreement - and in the meantime there have also been repeated fierce mutual attacks.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe negotiations were to take place today, Monday, he said aboard the presidential plane on the flight from New Jersey to Washington.
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On Saturday, Trump had stated that the USA and Israel would not attack Iran for the time being.
according to MDR NachrichtenThere was initially no confirmation from Iran overnight of planned talks.
according to WatsonIt initially remained unclear where the negotiations would be held, how long they might last, and who exactly would be involved.
according to WatsonHe claims to have stopped them at the last minute.
according to Süddeutsche Zeitung +2The attacks from Iran came at a time after the US military had just paused its own days-long attacks on Iran.
according to Süddeutsche Zeitung
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Further details were to be worked out within a transition period of 60 days.
omitted byRight sidePublic / Agenciescovered byLeft sideHowever, there were doubts from the beginning about the viability of the agreement - and in the meantime, there have also been repeated fierce mutual...
omitted byRight sidePublic / Agenciescovered byLeft sideThe negotiations were to take place today, Monday, he said aboard the presidential plane on the flight from New Jersey to…
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