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US And Iran Hold First Talks Since June After Threats

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PublishedSeptember 23, 2026
The United States and Iran held their first talks since June. The meeting came after Donald Trump made a very strong threat, saying Iran could be “annihilated.” The talks are important because the last ceasefire failed in June. Since then, the two sides have exchanged fire at different times. This has increased fear and made the situation more unstable. By starting talks again, both countries are signaling that they want to lower tensions. Still, negotiations can be difficult, and it is too early to say whether the talks will lead to a new agreement. Observers will watch closely for any signs of progress, such as reduced attacks or clearer plans for future talks.
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