Iran says it has 'new cards' if fighting resumes, as status of peace talks remains unclear - BBC

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Will Iran participate in a new round of peace talks?

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President Trump reiterated the Iran war is "very close to being over" and claimed the Iranians are prepared to negotiate amid potential new peace talks.

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But Iran has cast doubt over another round of talks, with its parliamentary speaker saying, "We do not accept negotiations under the shadow of threats." Nancy Cordes reports.

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Iran says it has ‘new cards' to play if war with US resumes – but what are they?

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Iran says it has 'new cards' if fighting resumes, as status of peace talks remains unclear

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A: But Iran has cast doubt over another round of talks, with its parliamentary speaker saying, "We do not accept negotiations under the shadow of threats." Nancy Cordes reports.

B: Iran says it has ‘new cards' to play if war with US resumes – but what are they?

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A: But Iran has cast doubt over another round of talks, with its parliamentary speaker saying, "We do not accept negotiations under the shadow of threats." Nancy Cordes reports.

B: Iran says it has 'new cards' if fighting resumes, as status of peace talks remains unclear