US EditionUS and Iran in direct talks over nuclear program, Trump says
- The U.S. Will hold direct talks with Iran on April 12, 2025, about its nuclear program, as announced by President Trump during a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
- Iran is open to indirect talks about renegotiating a nuclear deal after previously declaring its willingness to engage with the U.S.
- Israeli manufacturing associations estimate that U.S. Tariffs will cause a decline in exports and the loss of thousands of jobs.
- A recent poll shows that 70 percent of Israelis want Netanyahu to resign amid ongoing concerns about the Israeli military's conduct and economic issues.
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The Irish SunWar between US and Iran has never been closer, warns ex-UK ambassador
WAR between the US and Iran has never been closer – and Tehran won’t back down, a former British ambassador has said. The chilling warning comes as tensions between the two nations reach boiling point, with sources claiming the US and Israel are planning to launch strikes to destroy Iran’s nuclear facilities. AFPWar between the US and Iran has never been closer, an ex-UK ambassador has warned[/caption] EPAIran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Kham…
Trump sees Netanyahu and announces direct talks with Tehran: “It is for the good of Iran that they end in a positive way.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu returns to the White House for the second time since the tenant is Donald Trump. A year and a half after the atrocious attack by Hamas, after the failure of the fragile truce and the resumption of violent raids against Gaza, it was an opportunity for the American president to announce that on Saturday Washington will begin “direct and high-level” talks with Iran for a new nuclear deal. Already in the pre…
Donald Trump unveils direct negotiations with Iran: it will be an agreement or "a great danger"
A "very high-level" meeting between officials from Washington and Tehran is scheduled to take place on Saturday, April 12, said the President of the United States during the visit of Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu. Such an exchange in person would be unprecedented for a decade.
Trump announces direct talks with Iran on nuclear weapons
President Trump announced that the U.S. would hold direct talks with Iran about its nuclear weapons program on Saturday, April 12. However, it's unclear who will be representing the U.S. Trump emphasized that a deal is preferable to conflict but warned that failure to reach an agreement would lead to serious consequences for Iran. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi confirmed the meeting, stating that it is "as much an opportunity as it is a…
America First Report
Uncanceled News“We’ll See What Can Happen”: President Trump Teases Upcoming Nuclear Talks With Iran
(DCNF)—President Donald Trump revealed Monday in a press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that the U.S. would be engaging in high-level talks with Iran over its nuclear ambitions. The president added that a large meeting with “very high-level” officials from the U.S. and Iran is set to take place Saturday in the wake of his repeated warnings to the country that it would face consequences if it did not reach a nuclear dea…
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