The media learned about Trump's refusal to hold a meeting between representatives of the United States and Iran

US President Donald Trump declined the opportunity to hold a meeting of American officials with representatives of Iran. CNN reported this on June 17, citing sources.

"At the moment, Trump has moved away from the idea of sending senior officials to a mutually agreed location in the Middle East to meet with the Iranians and try to negotiate a deal," the TV channel said.

It is clarified that the American leader has changed his views and switched to a "more hawkish position." According to sources, Trump is seriously considering the possibility of the United States joining Israel's operation in Iran.

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What will be the further reaction of Tehran and is it possible to return to diplomacy?

Earlier that day, the Reuters news agency reported that Trump wants to achieve a "real solution" to Iran's nuclear program. It is clarified that the American president announced his desire to send high-ranking officials of the country to a meeting with representatives of the Islamic Republic, as the escalation of the conflict between Israel and Tehran continues for the fifth day in a row.