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US and Iran Officials Meet at UN Amid Ongoing Tensions

US and Iranian officials met at the UN in New York amid ongoing tensions, with no significant breakthroughs reported. President Trump stated he could "annihilate" Iran if a conflict resolution is not reached, while Iran reiterated demands for the US to cease its aggressive actions. The discussions were mediated by Qatar and followed a series of military exchanges between the two nations.

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US and Iranian officials met at the UN in New York amid ongoing tensions, with no significant breakthroughs reported. President Trump stated he could "annihilate" Iran if a conflict resolution is not reached, while Iran reiterated demands for the US to cease its aggressive actions. The discussions were mediated by Qatar and followed a series of military exchanges between the two nations.

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Sentiment -20/100

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US and Iran hold first talks since June after Trump's 'annihilation' threat

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US and Iran Officials Meet at UN Amid Ongoing Tensions