US-Iran Bilateral Negotiations Held at UN General Assembly
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United States and Iranian negotiators conducted talks during the UN General Assembly, with US officials describing the session as positive. President Trump expressed openness to a direct meeting with his Iranian counterpart, signaling a potential diplomatic channel despite ongoing tensions. The involvement of mediators and high-level US engagement suggests an effort to manage escalation risks through dialogue.
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Held talks with Iranian negotiators; President Trump stated the meeting 'went very well' and expressed openness to meeting the Iranian president.
Participated in negotiations at the UN; delegation described by US officials as not being the highest level.
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