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Doha: Trump, Iran clash over proposed emergency talks

PUBLISHED Jun 29, 2026, 11:06 AM ET

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United States, June 29, 2026 – President Donald Trump stated on social media that Iran had requested an emergency meeting with U.S. officials to be held Tuesday in Doha, Qatar, describing it as an effort to preserve a fragile interim agreement between Washington and Tehran. Trump said the proposed talks were part of an ongoing diplomatic process designed to ease hostilities and create a framework for broader nuclear negotiations with Iran. He framed the prospective Doha meeting as a response to recent strains on the interim deal, which has come under pressure from military confrontations and attacks in the Persian Gulf. Tehran, Iran – Iranian officials swiftly rejected Trump’s statement, insisting that no emergency meeting had been scheduled or agreed, highlighting continuing mistrust and uncertainty in U.S.-Iran relations. The dispute over whether a Doha session is planned comes amid heightened military tension in the wider Middle East, particularly in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global shipping lane for oil. The hostilities have raised concerns about potential disruptions to energy flows, while Trump has publicly linked the interim agreement to stabilizing global energy markets. On Monday, he pointed to U.S. oil futures trading at about $69 a barrel and credited the deal with helping keep prices from spiking.

By Emily Rhodes | JQJO News

Timeline of Events

Recent days Tensions escalate in Persian Gulf
Recent days Interim deal strained by confrontations
Monday Trump praises $69 per barrel oil
Monday Trump says Iran requested Doha talks
Monday Tehran denies any planned Doha meeting
Tuesday Proposed Doha meeting reportedly scheduled
June 2026 Interim agreement central to oil stability

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