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US-Iran Tension Continues: Despite Attacks, Diplomatic Contacts Continue

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US-Iran Tension Continues: Despite Attacks, Diplomatic Contacts Continue
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Key Points

  • An Iranian spokesperson confirmed that diplomatic contacts conducted through intermediaries in recent days are active.
  • The US and Iran had signed a preliminary agreement for peace talks in June.
  • President Donald Trump announced their withdrawal from the agreement with Iran and that the deal is over.

Despite the intensification of attacks and clashes, diplomatic channels between the US and Iran remain open. A spokesperson stated that they have received some messages without going into details and that diplomatic contacts through intermediaries have been actively continuing in recent days.

The US and Iran had reached an agreement aimed at paving the way for a final peace treaty in June. However, recent tensions this month caused the conflict to escalate again, leading both sides to launch severe attacks.

US President Donald Trump explicitly stated that the agreement with Iran is no longer valid. In response, the Iranian side announced that the said agreement has been suspended.

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Are diplomatic contacts between the US and Iran still ongoing?
Yes, an Iranian spokesperson confirmed that diplomatic communication through specific intermediaries continues despite severe clashes.
What was the purpose of the agreement reached in June?
The agreement signed in June was designed to pave the way for negotiations towards a final and permanent peace deal between the two countries.
What is the current status of the agreement?
While US President Donald Trump reported that the agreement is over, the Iranian side also announced that it has suspended the agreement.

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