President Donald Trump stated that the United States and Iran are poised to hold talks in Qatar, following a period of increased tension over the weekend. The potential meeting was announced via social media on Monday.
According to President Trump’s post, “talks with Iran would resume Tuesday in Qatar.” This announcement came despite recent attacks exchanged between the two countries in the Gulf region. It was also reported that Iran requested the meeting, as stated by Trump.
The Washington Times reported that President Trump said Monday that Iran requested a meeting in Qatar to resume peace talks after a volley of strikes near the Strait of Hormuz threatened to unravel the ceasefire in recent days.
Newsmax similarly reported on President Trump’s announcement, stating he said Iran had requested a meeting in Doha. CNBC also covered the story, noting that President Trump made the announcement via social media.
Middle East Eye reported that Trump said the Iran meeting would be held tomorrow in Doha.
However, as of these reports, Iran has not confirmed whether it will participate in the talks. No right-leaning sources reported on this story beyond relaying Trump's statements. The situation remains fluid and the outcome of potential discussions is currently unknown.
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