Iran Signals Willingness to De-Escalate if Bombing Ceases

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Iran has stated it will only agree to negotiations to end the Middle East crisis and resume talks over its nuclear program if Israel halts its bombing campaign against Iran, which has escalated following Israel's recent attacks. Iran's foreign minister called for US pressure on Israel to stop the war, while US President Trump urged immediate talks. The conflict has resulted in significant casualties and increased regional tensions, with Iran and its Gulf neighbors seeking to de-escalate the situation.
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