US and Iran hold talks seen as crucial to prevent conflict

Thursday's talks were adjourned after three hours. Oman's Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi, who is acting as the mediator, said negotiators had exchanged "creative and positive ideas" and would return after taking a break. "We hope to make more progress," he added. - Kenya breakin..

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United States and Iranian officials met in Geneva for crucial indirect talks aimed at averting conflict, as President Donald Trump continues to threaten military action over the nuclear deal.

Mediated by Oman's Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi, the talks involved exchanging "creative and positive ideas."
Key players include the US and Iran, with President Donald Trump employing diplomatic pressure alongside threats of a limited strike.
Discussions are occurring amid the largest US military build-up in the Middle East since 2003, while Iran vows to retaliate against any attack.

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