US EditionTrump says Iran 'wants to negotiate,' reached out for possible nuclear talks
- President Donald Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One on 12/01/2026 that Iran's leadership called seeking talks and the US military is considering very strong options.
- Rights monitors say the death toll is 544 and over 10,681 arrested amid Iran's national internet blackout at ~1% connectivity lasting at least 84 hours.
- Verified footage shows dozens of bodies at a Kahrizak morgue, while rights groups report most victims died from live ammunition or pellet-gun fire, including eight children and Robina Aminian's secret burial.
- Iran's Revolutionary Guards warned President Donald Trump to expect a harsh response, while Trump threatened to hit Tehran very hard if killings continue, raising risks of retaliation on Israel and regional US bases.
- Iran's foreign minister Abbas Araghchi said the country is ready for war but also negotiations, while China urged non-interference and Germany condemned disproportionate violence.
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After publicly threatening US, Iran reaches out to Trump to negotiate
President Trump says Iran’s leadership has reached out to the US for talks after he threatened to strike the Islamic Republic over its killing of protesters. By World Israel News Staff Iran’s leadership has reached out to the US to propose negotiations after the two countries traded threats over the past few days, President Donald Trump claimed, while adding that despite the overture, the US may still strike the Islamic Republic. Trump has repea…
Trump US military looking at very strong options on Iran Tehran wants to negotiate
Trump: US military ‘looking at very strong options’ on Iran, Tehran ‘wants to negotiate.’ Reza Pahlavi says agencies carrying out internet shutdown ‘legitimate targets,’ as Tehran residents get threatening texts from police, IRGC; truck rams LA protesters, hurting one The post Trump US military looking at very strong options on Iran Tehran wants to negotiate appeared first on Jerusalem World News.
Trump says Iran called to negotiate as military options remain on table
President Donald Trump says Iran has reached out to the U.S. to negotiate, even as his administration prepares for high-level talks that could lead to military action. Talks may be starting, but force remains on the table as protests inside Iran grow deadlier. Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One late Sunday, Trump said the outreach came directly from Iran’s leadership. “Yesterday. The leaders of Iran called. They want to negotiate,” Trump…
In Tehran, the government assures itself that it does not want a war, but that it is prepared for the possibility of a conflict, a position that takes place on the margins of violent repression of demonstrators. - The Iranian government is responding to Trump's threats and ensuring that it is prepared for war (International).
The regime mobilized thousands of protesters this Monday in a demonstration of strength, and said the situation in the country "is in order."
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