U.S. and Iran signal interest in talks amid mutual threats of renewed conflict
US vice president JD Vance contacted a powerful Iranian hardliner. US officials told several Middle East countries to prepare for potential military action against Iran.
- US vice president JD Vance contacted a powerful Iranian hardliner.
- US officials told several Middle East countries to prepare for potential military action against Iran.
- Regional officials are preparing for possible retaliation by Iran and its proxy groups.
- President Donald Trump is seriously considering extensive operations after the elections.
- Iran-backed Houthi rebels have attacked Saudi Arabia's oil infrastructure and airports.
- Washington has asked Gulf countries to prepare for a potential short intense military campaign.
- US President Donald Trump has not made a final decision on new strikes against Iran.
- Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated Tehran is pursuing diplomacy.
- US officials told allies that new military action could last for several days.
- An aircraft carrier strike group and a Marine expeditionary unit are expected to join approximately 20 US warships next month.
- The Wall Street Journal reported that Donald Trump directed the message.
- Vance sent a letter to Mohsen Rezaei, a former IRGC commander.
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