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Trump announced he's halting threatened strikes on Iran and claimed negotiations will resume Monday. Hours later, Iran denied any talks are planned, creating confusion over Trump's claim.
Trump announced he was halting threatened military strikes on Iran and claimed negotiations would resume Monday. Hours later, Iran denied any talks were planned. The contradiction creates immediate confusion about what's actually happening. Is Trump negotiating? Is he posturing? Did he mislead his own administration? The gap between his announcement and Iran's denial suggests either poor communication or that Trump made a public claim without confirming it first. Either way, it's a signal that the current Iran situation is unstable and Trump's statements about it may not reflect ground truth.
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