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Trump May Attend in Person or Online if an Agreement Is Reached in Islamabad
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U.S. President Donald Trump said Monday that Iran will sit at the negotiating table scheduled for Tuesday in Pakistan’s capital, Islamabad, or, he has threatened, Tehran “will face problems never before seen,” just one day before the ceasefire comes to an end. During a brief telephone interview on the radio show The John’s Fredericks Show, Trump has insisted on seeing his Iranian counterparts in a new round of talks in Islamabad, while threateni…
Trump may attend in person or online if an agreement is reached in Islamabad
US President Donald Trump can attend the face-to-face peace talks with Iran — planned to take place in Islamabad, Pakistan, this week– either “in person or virtually”, if a deal were to be signed, according to news agency Reuters. Citing a Pakistani source, Reuters said, “Things are moving forward, and the talks are on track for tomorrow,” i.e., Wednesday. The two-week ceasefire between Tehran and Washington is set to expire on Wednesday, and Tr…
U.S. President Donald Trump said Monday that Iran will sit at the negotiating table scheduled for Tuesday in Pakistan's capital, Islamabad, or, he has threatened, Tehran "will face problems never seen before," just one day after the ceasefire comes to an end.
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