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Former President hints at possible diplomatic breakthrough as global pressure mounts
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Former U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that the United States will hold talks with Iran “next week,” raising hopes of a potential diplomatic opening amid a period of heightened tensions in the Middle East.
Speaking at a public event, Trump said that preparations are underway for a high-level meeting aimed at de-escalating the current crisis. “Talks will happen next week — it’s time to resolve this through dialogue,” he stated, without disclosing specific details about the venue or participating officials.
The announcement comes at a critical moment, following weeks of military strikes, warnings, and growing international concern over the risk of wider conflict.
Trump’s statement has sparked cautious optimism among observers, with some viewing it as a strategic shift from confrontation to diplomacy. However, others remain skeptical about Iran’s willingness to engage without preconditions.
As anticipation builds, global leaders are closely watching how both sides approach the talks and whether the move can lead to sustained peace efforts in the region.