Iran FM Says ‘No Tangible Progress’ in Talks but Trump Says Deal Close

Iran’s foreign minister said Wednesday that “no tangible progress” has been made in negotiations to end the Middle East war as fresh U.S. and Iranian strikes strained a fragile ceasefire.

Kuwaiti officials said the renewed hostilities included an Iranian drone strike on a passenger terminal at Kuwait international airport that killed one person and wounded 63.

In contrast with the downbeat Iranian remarks, US President Donald Trump voiced optimism again, telling reporters at the White House “it could happen…over the weekend.”

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