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Trump agreed to send officials to attend US-Iran talks, but canceled due to lack of approval
According to ChainCatcher, sources said that Trump received a call from Turkish President Erdogan while attending the G7 summit in Canada. Erdogan proposed to hold talks between US and Iranian officials in Istanbul, and Trump agreed and was willing to send Vice President Vance and White House envoy Vitkov.
A White House official said Trump had received signals from the Iranians through secret channels that they wanted to meet. Erdogan conveyed the proposal to Iranian President Pezerhicyan and Foreign Minister Araghchi, but it was not approved because he could not contact Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei.
A White House official said Trump had received signals from the Iranians through secret channels that they wanted to meet. Erdogan conveyed the proposal to Iranian President Pezerhicyan and Foreign Minister Araghchi, but it was not approved because he could not contact Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei.
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