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Trump expects Iran to seek deal to avoid US strikes
President Trump predicts Iran will seek a deal, citing the halt of protest executions where rights groups reported over 6,000 deaths, despite Tehran's firm stance on its missile program.
- On Friday, President Donald Trump predicted Iran would negotiate rather than face U.S. military action and acknowledged giving Tehran a deadline without specifying its terms.
- On Wednesday, he warned a large U.S. naval fleet gathering near Iran that time was 'running out,' and on Thursday he said Iran must do two things to avoid military action, including halting nuclear activities.
- Iran's top diplomat said Friday that Iran's missile and defence capabilities would 'never' be on the negotiating table, rejecting U.S. demands.
- Moscow offered to mediate as Iran's Defence Council head Ali Shamkhani said Friday confrontation would not be limited geographically, while Iran warned it would respond instantly with missile strikes.
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US President Donald Trump has said Iran wants to reach a deal rather than face US military action, despite Tehran's insistence that its missile and defense systems will never be subject to negotiations.
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Trump expects Iran to seek deal to avoid US strikes
President Donald Trump predicted on Friday that Iran would seek to negotiate a deal rather than face American military action, despite Tehran warning that its arsenal of missiles would never be up for discussion.
·Missoula, United States
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Trump predicts Iran will seek a deal as Tehran warns it won't give up missile arsenal
US President Donald Trump said Friday he expected Iran to negotiate a deal to avoid military action from Washington even as he warned of a US military buildup in the region "larger than what we had in…
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