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Trump Expects More Iran Talks This Week Despite Rejected Proposal (Updated)

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  • On October 8, President Donald Trump said the United States would not attack Iran before the November 3 midterm elections, in a statement published by the White House.

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U.S. President Donald Trump said Sunday he expects more talks with Iran this week, a day after rejecting Tehran's proposal to end the conflict. He said Iran wants a deal, but its current offer is not one he would accept, although it might have been acceptable a year earlier. Asked whether he would resume strikes against Iran, Trump said he is always considering the option. Regional sources cited in the report said another round of indirect U.S.-Iran discussions could take place Monday; no agreement or confirmed meeting was announced.

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of President Donald Trump seated at the Resolute Desk in an archival June 2026 portrait; not a depiction of the September phone interview or Iran talks.

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The Iran War

857 events
  1. China Says Xi and Trump Agreed Iran Should Honor Its Pledge Not to Build Nuclear Weapons
  2. Iran's Security Council Denies Military Retaliation Plan Over Flight Restrictions
  3. Saudi Foreign Minister at U.N. Condemns Iranian Attacks, Ties Peace to Palestinian State
  4. Iran's Military Spokesman Says Trump and Netanyahu Will Be Punished Even After War Ends
  5. Danon's Office Says Nearly 40% of Instagram Viewers of His Starlink Video Are in Iran
  6. Bessent Says Türkiye, Oman and UAE Halt Iranian Flights and Bank Dealings Under U.S. Push
  7. Trump Expects More Iran Talks This Week Despite Rejected Proposal (Updated)
  8. UK Police Say Five Men Arrested Near RAF Fairford Are Being Released on Bail
  9. Dollar Rises Above 2.53 Million Rials on Iran’s Open Market
  10. Zamir Reportedly Cancels Planned U.S. Visit Amid Heightened IDF Alert
  11. Netanyahu Says Israel Shared Information With Britain on Iran-Linked Attack
  12. U.S. Reportedly Sends Third Carrier and Second Marine Unit to Middle East
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