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Qatar sees progress in US-Iran talks after a White House meeting, Euronews reported on Tuesday . Donald Trump said the war against Iran was over in military terms after meeting Qatar's prime minister, Le Monde reported .
The two reports point in the same direction: a diplomatic track moving while the president declares the fighting finished .
The talks come after weeks in which the war has dominated Washington politics. On 2 November, Trump said Iran wanted an agreement as quickly as possible, Le Monde reported . After the midterms, Trump blamed the Iran war for the losses, Al Jazeera reported , and Iran's leaders said the results showed voters had rejected Trump's war . On 6 November, Iran stepped up diplomacy amid Trump threats, Al Jazeera reported . On 8 November, Trump said "Iron Gate" was in effect as a drone hit an Iraq gasfield, Al Jazeera reported .
The stakes sit in the gap between the two claims: Qatar reports progress in talks, while Trump declares the war over, and neither report in today's intake says what a deal would contain .
What is known is Qatar's assessment of progress and Trump's statement that the war is militarily over . What is not yet known is what the progress consists of, what terms are under discussion, or what comes next — none of that appeared in today's intake .
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- Euronews Single source
- Le Monde Single source
- Al Jazeera English Single source
- Africanews
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