Trump says US and Iran will continue talks after ceasefire ends
President Trump reported that the United States and Iran will maintain talks even though an existing ceasefire has concluded. The statement came amid ongoing regional security concerns.
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Continued U.S.-Iran tensions influence global oil supply routes and energy prices paid by American drivers. Diplomatic outcomes also shape decisions on U.S. military deployments in the region.
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