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Israel Iran War · 23 March 2026

Iran Rejects Trump Claims of Productive US Talks

Iran Rejects Trump Claims of Productive US Talks

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Iran's Foreign Ministry denied President Trump's claim of productive negotiations, saying there has been no direct dialogue since the war began on February 28. Iran acknowledged messages via friendly countries but rejected direct talks. Trump meanwhile announced a five-day pause on strikes, claiming "very good and productive conversations" were underway.

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