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Qatar Talks Follow Weekend Strikes

U.S.-Iran security talks open Tuesday in Qatar after weekend strikes threatened negotiations over the conflict

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Latest development Trump claims Doha talks; Iran denies meeting

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President Donald Trump said U.S.-Iran talks would take place Tuesday in Doha, Qatar, after weekend strikes threatened negotiations aimed at ending the conflict.

  1. Frame 1U.S.-Iran security talks open Tuesday in Qatar after weekend strikes threatened negotiations over the conflict.
  2. Frame 2Trump named Doha as the venue, while Iran had not immediately confirmed the meeting.
  3. Frame 3An Iranian official earlier denied that technical discussions between the two sides were scheduled.
  4. Frame 4Technical teams are scheduled to meet in Doha in the coming days to discuss implementation.
  5. Frame 5The White House said Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner would travel for the meeting.
  6. Frame 6Qatar is the next checkpoint for talks after the strike cycle nearly derailed negotiations.
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Jun 29, 9:13 AM EDT
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