US-Iran talks in doubt after Trump scraps Pakistan visit

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US-Iran talks are uncertain after President Trump canceled his envoys' trip to Pakistan, stating there was no point in discussions given Iran's negotiating stance. Despite Trump's dismissal, Iran reportedly revised its proposal shortly after his decision.

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International efforts to mediate between the United States and Iran were in the balance on Sunday, after President Donald Trump canceled his envoys' planned trip to Pakistan for talks. Trump said there was no point "sitting around talking about nothing" and dismissed Tehran's negotiating position, but added that Iran had revised its proposal within minutes of his decision.

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