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Trump Says US-Iran Talks May Begin Monday After Strike Plans Paused

Trump Says US-Iran Talks May Begin Monday After Strike Plans Paused

US President Donald Trump says fresh negotiations with Iran are expected to begin on Monday after he halted planned military strikes. Trump said Iran, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar had urged restraint because a deal could be close. He claimed discussions were progressing on the Strait of Hormuz and Iran’s nuclear programme, though Tehran has denied asking the US to delay action. Oil prices fell after the announcement, reflecting hopes that tensions around the Strait of Hormuz may ease. The waterway carries about one-fifth of global crude oil and LNG shipments. Iran has not confirmed the proposed talks or disclosed who would attend. The conflicting claims have raised questions over whether Tehran is fully committed to the negotiations.

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B
bisi

If talks really begin Monday, what would show that both sides are serious beyond simply pausing planned strikes?

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kris

What concrete commitments would make you feel the talks are genuinely moving beyond a temporary pause?

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Y
yemi

The reported calls for restraint from Iran and regional countries suggest everyone involved sees how costly escalation could become.

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prince

Pausing strike plans is encouraging, but saying a deal could be close is not the same as having one.

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ade

The useful next step is to watch whether negotiations actually start Monday and whether all parties maintain restraint afterward.

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