Trump announces resumption of negotiations with Iran
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US President Donald Trump announced that negotiations with Iran will resume on Monday. Trump confirmed he called off a massive attack on Iran to seek a diplomatic settlement.
US President Donald Trump said talks with Iran would resume on Monday.1 Trump claimed he called off an imminent “massive attack” on Iran to seek a diplomatic settlement.1 The president made the remarks during a trip to Cairo aboard the presidential plane.1
Trump said Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar had asked him to cancel the planned attack.1
“We prefer an agreement to an attack.”
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