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Iran says it conveyed its conditions to US through Qatar

Trump said US officials held about three hours of talks with Iranian delegation representatives, describing the discussions as having gone 'very well.'

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Anadolu Agency (Turkey)

Iran said it has communicated with the United States through Qatar and conveyed its conditions, according to a report by Anadolu Agency.

The statement follows remarks by US President Donald Trump, who said on Tuesday that US officials had held talks with representatives of an Iranian delegation for about three hours, describing the discussions as having gone "very well."

The report did not detail the specific conditions Iran said it conveyed through Qatari intermediaries, nor did it specify which US or Iranian officials were involved in the reported talks.

Qatar has played a recurring role as an intermediary in indirect contacts between the United States and Iran in recent years, given the absence of direct diplomatic relations between Washington and Tehran.

The reported exchange comes amid a period of heightened attention to US-Iran relations, with both sides' public statements offering limited detail on the substance of the discussions or their potential implications for the broader relationship between the two countries.

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