Iran Studies Trump's Art of the Deal Before Negotiations
Iran Studies Trump's Art of the Deal Before Negotiations
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Following Trump's call for an Iran-Israel diplomatic deal, Iranian officials are reportedly studying Trump's 1987 book The Art of the Deal to prepare for potential negotiations.
The move comes as diplomatic tensions remain high in the Middle East, with Iranian leadership apparently taking a pragmatic approach to understanding Trump's negotiation style.
This development follows Trump's recent announcement seeking diplomatic resolution between Iran and Israel, marking a potential shift in regional dynamics.
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