In an interview with Al Jazeera, the Iranian president stated that Qatar and Pakistan are currently transmitting Tehran's messages to the United States. As this is a single-source assertion, the extent of these diplomatic channels remains unverified by independent observers.
Trump advocates for trilateral arms control talks between US, Russia, China
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US leader and Chinese President Xi Jinping also discussed "on-going global concerns," including those concerning Russia, North Korea, and Iran
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