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Trump cites positive momentum towards a peace deal with Iran

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Trump cites positive momentum towards a peace deal with Iran

Donald Trump cites «positive momentum» towards a peace deal with Iran following his meeting with the Prime Minister of Qatar. The US president considers a resumption of strikes unlikely, while asserting that the United States remains ready to intervene, according to a statement published on Truth Social.

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