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U.S.-Iran technical talks remain scheduled after recent strikes
A senior Trump administration official said planned technical talks with Iran on implementing a memorandum of understanding are still scheduled. The official stated that no talks have been canceled and that both sides continue exchanging messages through deconfliction channels.
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A senior Trump administration official told ABC News that technical talks between the United States and Iran on implementing a memorandum of understanding remain scheduled for the coming days. The official added that no talks have been canceled and that both sides continue exchanging messages through deconfliction channels.
Bahrain stated that Iran launched missiles and drones toward their territories on Sunday. A U.S. official said all of the projectiles were shot down, intercepted, or failed to reach their targets, and that there were no U.S. injuries or damage to American locations.
Earlier developments President Donald Trump announced major combat operations against Iran on Feb. 28, involving joint U.S.-Israeli strikes on military, government, and infrastructure sites. Delegations from the United States and Iran met last weekend at the Bürgenstock resort in Switzerland to negotiate a war-ending deal based on the memorandum of understanding signed the previous week.
