Following his election defeat, Trump pushed for peace talks on two fronts, saying there would be a “big deal” between Russia and Ukraine, and that Iranian nuclear talks were showing signs of progress.

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After the Republican Party lost the election, the Trump administration intensified Iranian nuclear negotiations and peace mediation between Russia and Ukraine. Qatar and the United States coordinated intensively with each other and there were signs of progress on both frontline diplomacy.

After the Republican Party’s crushing defeat in the US midterm elections,trump The government is continuously promotingiran Two diplomatic fronts with Russia and Ukraine. The New York Times reported that Iran is evaluating specific plans for its nuclear program proposed by mediators, giving it a chance for a breakthrough in stalled peace talks; Trump revealed that they had metRussia Top officials have announced that a future peace deal in Ukraine could cover all of Europe.

Iran has reconsidered nuclear talks after weeks of reluctance to make concessions and is evaluating a set of “concrete proposals” that could affect the future of its nuclear program, five officials familiar with the talks said. Authorities did not disclose the contents and Iran’s Foreign Ministry has not yet responded.

Qatar engaged in intense mediation last week, taking part in two rounds of talks in Tehran and hosting a third round of consultations in the capital Doha. Two other officials said Qatar had recently held talks with Iranian officials in Armenia, hoping to avoid a further widening of the war.

Vice President Wan is a prominent figure supporting Qatar’s mediation. Last month, he sent a letter to Mohsen Rezaei, head of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, proposing direct peace talks, including over Iran’s nuclear program.

Before the United States and Israel jointly bombed Iran in late February, Vance warned Trump that all-out war would lead to regional chaos and mass casualties. On Monday, he said there had been progress in negotiations with Iran and said both he and Trump were optimistic about the prospects of reaching a negotiated agreement, but he also stressed that Trump still had military and non-military options.

With regard to Russia and Ukraine, Trump said at the White House on the 5th that he had met with a senior Russian official earlier that day and announced that a major agreement would be reached not only related to Ukraine. He gave no details, saying only that the agreement could cover all of Europe.

The official Trump was referring to was Russian President Vladimir Putin’s special envoy Kirill Dmitriev. The same day, Dmitriev was invited by First Lady Melania to visit the White House with Russian and Ukrainian officials to discuss the recent ceasefire to evacuate residents of the Russian-occupied Ukrainian town of Oreshki. Trump said he met only with the Russian envoy, not Ukrainian officials; Dmitriev has not yet confirmed the meeting.

Although this wave of Russian-Ukrainian diplomatic mediation has entered its third month, the war is still clearly nowhere near an end. Democrats and some Republicans criticized Trump for over-supporting Putin and failing to put more pressure on Russia. When Trump was asked about the Russian military’s attack on Ukrainian civilians on the 5th, he said that Ukraine is also responsible for this and said that the other side is also killing people.

US, Ukrainian and Russian officials are to hold peace talks in the United Arab Emirates next week. Trump’s son-in-law Kushner, who participated in the mediation, said on the 5th that the United States had discussed Ukraine’s security guarantees and the broader European security architecture with European and Ukrainian officials in Brussels earlier that day. The goal was to address each other’s security concerns and reduce the risk of future conflicts through specific arrangements agreed to by all parties.

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  • Reports suggest that following the Republican Party’s disastrous defeat in the midterm elections, the Trump administration simultaneously promoted two diplomatic fronts: Iran nuclear talks and Russia-Ukraine peace mediation, in an effort to reduce regional and war risks through dialogue.


  • Iran has re-evaluated the details of its nuclear program proposed by mediators such as Qatar after weeks of reluctance to make concessions, five officials said, signaling a possible breakthrough in long-stalled peace talks.


  • Trump said he had met with senior Russian officials and suggested that a larger agreement could be made in the future covering not only Ukraine but all of Europe, but details were still unclear.

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