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Trump Signals Progress in Indirect Iran Talks Through Qatar

Trump says negotiators have made progress in indirect talks with Iran to transition from recent military strikes to a durable ceasefire.

President Donald Trump indicated that diplomatic efforts to resolve tensions with Iran have moved forward, citing talks conducted through Qatari intermediaries. According to Bloomberg Markets, Trump characterized the indirect negotiations as having achieved meaningful headway following last week's escalating military exchanges between the two countries.

The administration's stated goal is to convert the current temporary truce into a comprehensive, long-term settlement. Trump did not provide extensive details on the specific terms or timeline for further negotiations, but indicated that diplomatic channels remain active and discussions are expected to continue.

The development marks a potential turning point after days of tense military posturing. Officials continue to use Qatar as a key diplomatic intermediary to facilitate communications between Washington and Tehran, with negotiations aimed at establishing a more stable framework for reducing hostilities.

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