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Trump's claim that he does not want to launch attacks "for now"

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  • According to The Washington Post, US President Donald Trump does not want attacks on Iran for now.
  • Talks have made limited progress in recent weeks.

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Why It Matters

Tension between the USA and Iran and nuclear program negotiations continue to be on the international agenda.

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According to The Washington Post, an unnamed US official claimed that US President Donald Trump does not want to restart attacks against Iran "for now".

Talks between Iran and the United States have made limited progress in recent weeks, another official with knowledge of the negotiations said.

The official claimed that Iran agreed to discuss the nuclear issue, and that the United States was open to discussing Iran's request for economic incentives.

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  • What does Iran aim for in its economic incentive demands?
  • When will the next round of talks be held?

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This article was originally published by Bloomberg HT.

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