Trump says new talks with Iran will begin on Monday after calling off strikes.
They publishedTrump says new talks with Iran to begin on Monday after calling off strikes
First reportThe Wall Street Journal · 2 Aug, 12:52Z
Latest reportSouth China Morning Post · 2 Aug, 23:16Z
Span10 hours · two reports
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Why it matters
What
Trump said talks with Iran will begin Monday after he paused planned strikes.
Why
He cited requests from Iran and Gulf partners, saying a deal may cover Hormuz and denuclearisation.
Watch
Watch whether talks begin as announced, given his history of shifting timelines during the conflict.
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Summary
- Trump says negotiations with Iran will begin Monday after pausing strikes.
- He cites requests from Iran and partners Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar to halt attacks.
- Trump claims a deal may exist on Hormuz and nuclear denuclearisation.
- He warns the planned strikes would have been the biggest since World War II.
- The timeline includes a history of shifting announcements amid the conflict.