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Trump Expects Renewed Iran Talks This Week, Axios Reports
President Trump said he expects indirect talks with Iran to resume this week. Two sources confirmed another round of negotiations could begin as early as Monday.
- Trump: Iran's current offer is below what the U.S. would have accepted a year ago.
- Trump said Iran 'overplayed their hand' in the negotiations.
- Asked about renewed strikes on Iran, Trump said he is 'always thinking about it.'
Why it matters: The gap between what Iran is offering and what the U.S. demands shapes whether a deal is reachable. Trump's comments signal he sees Iran as negotiating from a weakened position.
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Right coverage, 3 sources: The right frames Trump as negotiating from strength, pressing Iran to accept tougher terms and keeping military options on the table.
What’s next: A new round of indirect U.S.-Iran talks is expected as early as Monday.
- What specific terms is the U.S. demanding that Iran has not yet agreed to?
- Under what conditions would Trump authorize military action against Iran?




