US-Iran talks stall, raising risk of renewed conflict in the Middle East

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US-Iran negotiations have reached a stalemate, increasing the likelihood of renewed military conflict, according to Axios, as neither side is willing to make concessions. Qatari mediators failed to achieve significant progress this week. A two-page compromise proposal was discussed, but no substantial breakthroughs occurred. US officials believe President Trump may order large-scale military operations after the midterm elections. Other mediators, including Pakistan and Egypt, urged Iran to make nuclear concessions, but Tehran demands the US first return to a June memorandum of understanding. Trump stated Iran "will surrender" and will not obtain nuclear weapons.


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