Qatari PM meets Trump, Vance to salvage Iran nuclear diplomacy
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President Trump told Reuters the US is prepared to resume military strikes on Iran if necessary, while noting Qatar and Saudi Arabia favor a peaceful resolution. This escalates US pressure rhetoric amid ongoing tensions, though no immediate action is confirmed. The statement signals potential for renewed conflict, impacting regional stability and oil markets.
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US President Trump has signaled a conditional de-escalation of military action against Iran, stating new strikes are 'highly unlikely' if nuclear negotiations progress. This shift coincides with Qatari mediation efforts, including a meeting between the Qatari Prime Minister and US leadership, to salvage stalled diplomacy. The durability of this de-escalation and the potential for a 'strong agreement' remain uncertain.
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