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President Trump declared that the United States has won in Iran and stated he could invade and destroy the country. He warned that destroying bridges and power stations would make rebuilding difficult.
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The White House announced that President Trump will hold talks with the head of Qatar on Monday. The Gulf state acts as a primary intermediary in Washington's dealings with Tehran.
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Marco Rubio said recent negotiations with Iran have not been productive and called the Iranian demands unacceptable.
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President Trump stated that it is highly unlikely the US will resume military action against Iran if diplomatic talks continue to progress.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi stated that Tehran's two-day proposal remains open, demanding an end to conflict on all fronts. He warned that if the US chooses war, Iranian forces will respond with force.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi stated that Tehran's proposal to end the conflict on all fronts remains valid. He warned that if the White House chooses war, Iran's forces will respond with significant force.
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Qatar reports that diplomatic efforts to end the conflict are ongoing, citing Washington's interest in a solution. US officials have reportedly urged renewed strikes, while Iran's foreign minister engaged with regional counterparts.
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