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Center Owned by The Tribune Trust“Iran cannot have a Nuclear Weapon — That is non-negotiable!”: Trump after talks with Qatari PM
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After meeting Qatar’s prime minister, President Donald Trump said the war with Iran is “effectively over,” indicating a shift away from renewed strikes and a move toward a negotiated outcome while still retaining military options. He stated that, at this point, US military action against Iran does not seem necessary, though forces remain “locked and loaded, ready to go for any reason that changes.” Trump also announced that key Gulf allies support an unprecedented joint land‑and‑sea blockade against Iran under “Operation Iron Gate.”
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left · 3 outlets
US Secretary of State says Trump ‘identified a very real threat’ in Iran and worked to stop it from pursuing a nuclear weapon
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center · 8 outlets
Washington, November 9 (IANS) US President Donald Trump said that renewed military strikes on Iran were "highly unlikely" as long as negotiations made progress, but did not rule out further military actions.In a phone interview with CNN, Trump claimed on Sunday that the United States had already…
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right · 7 outlets
Iran has previously said the US must end a naval blockade of its Persian Gulf ports and lift sanctions as preconditions for peace talks.
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Following a high-level dialogue with Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani, United States President Donald Trump announced that key Gulf allies have backed an unprecedented joint land-and-sea blockade against Iran under "Operation Iron Gate," declaring that…
