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ABD, Türkiye ve Körfez ülkeleri, Iran ile ilgili diplomatiki çözümler için görüşme yapmıştır. Trump, bu toplantı sonrası Iran ile ilgili bir anlaşmanın olası hızlı sonuçlanabileceğini ifade etti.
ABD Başkanı, Cumhurbaşkanı Erdoğan ve Körfez ülkelerinin lideriyle toplantı için bir araya geldi.
Trump, "Türkiye'den dostum Erdoğan sert bir adam. Onunla uğraşmayın, gerçekten serttir. Harika bir adam." dedi.
İran'a ilişkin konuşan Trump, "Steve ve Jared bugün İran arabulucularıyla çok verimli bir toplantı yaptılar. Bununla ilgili neler olacağını göreceğiz. Bence bir anlaşma yapmaları için çok fazla ivme var. Herkesten bunu duyuyoruz." ifadelerini kullandı.
Trump additionally, "Ya bir anlaşma yapacağız ya da bu iş çok hızlı bitecek. O kadar hızlı bitecek ki başınız dönecek." diye konuştu.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
ABD ve Iran arasında kısa sürede bir anlaşma imzalanacak.
Possible · Within weeks
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