US EditionTrump says Iran 'wants to negotiate,' reached out for possible nuclear talks
Iran's leadership contacted the U.S. to negotiate amid deadly protests with over 500 killed and thousands arrested, while military options remain under review, President Trump said.
- Trump said Iran called to negotiate and a meeting is being set up, although the U.S. may have to act before the meeting due to current events.
- The ongoing protests in Iran began on December 28 over soaring prices but turned against the clerical rulers, according to state TV.
- Trump warned Iran that the U.S. would strike at unprecedented levels if Iran retaliates against protests being suppressed.
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U.S. President Donald Trump says Iran wants to negotiate with the U.S. after his threat to strike the country over its crackdown on protesters. Activists said Monday the death toll in the demonstrations has risen to at least 599. Iran…
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