Trump says Iran talks happening 'continuously'

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President Donald Trump stated on Tuesday that the United States and Iran are engaged in continuous dialogue, refuting reports of broken contact following Israeli actions in Lebanon. Trump indicated that these ongoing conversations, which he claimed occurred as recently as the previous day, are aimed at reaching a resolution to the protracted conflict.

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President Donald Trump said Tuesday that the United States and Iran were speaking "continuously", denying reports that Tehran had broken off contact over Israel's attacks on Lebanon. Trump added that "one never knows" where the negotiations would lead, as weeks of direct and indirect talks have failed to end the US-Israeli war on Iran that began on 28 February.

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