WORLDJul 1 · 15:18 UTCDAWN[email protected] (AFP)

Trump says US 'getting along well' with Iran as both countries hold indirect talks in Qatar

President Trump stated the US and Iran are 'getting along well' during indirect talks in Doha mediated by Qatar and Pakistan, focusing on denuclearization and easing tensions. Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister confirmed working groups have been formed but denied direct negotiations have begun, while the Islamabad MoU aims to address a ceasefire and conflict resolution.

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