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Trump to Hold Iran Talks with Gulf Leaders Next Week in New York: Axios
The talks are expected to center on U.S. proposals for a postwar strategy as Gulf states face rising attacks and oil-market disruption.
- President Donald Trump will meet leaders from the six Gulf Cooperation Council states in New York next Tuesday on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly to discuss U.S. proposals for a postwar strategy regarding Iran.
- Escalating attacks from Iran-aligned Houthi militants have disrupted energy exports and stalled ceasefire negotiations, forcing Gulf states to absorb mounting economic costs from the widening conflict.
- Damage to Saudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline has threatened supply networks; Brent crude hovered around $108 a barrel Wednesday, though reports of extra Saudi shipments via Oman eased supply fears.
- Trump claimed Wednesday that Iran wants "to make a deal," yet strategist Michael Feller, chief strategist at Geopolitical Strategy, warned that continued diplomatic reluctance risks extending the war until late 2028.
- The administration's "day-after" plan will not be finalized until after November's midterm elections, while it remains unclear what specific postwar requirements Washington will impose on Gulf states or Tehran.
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Trump expected to hold Iran talks with Gulf leaders during UN General Assembly: report
President Trump is reportedly expected to meet with Gulf leaders to discuss the Iran war next week on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. The high-level meeting – slated for next Tuesday – will focus on the next steps in the war with Iran, including the Trump administration’s postwar strategy,...
·New York, United States
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President Trump plans to hold an Iran-themed meeting with leaders and foreign ministers of Persian Gulf countries on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, the Axios portal wrote citing sources
The report says the meeting may take place on September 22 and involve representatives of Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Oman and Saudi Arabia. The meeting is expected "to focus on...
Meeting expected to focus on postwar strategy as US president's administration works on day-after plan, says Axios
·Ankara, Türkiye
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