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AFP since I was born. Paris-based Iran cell, coordinating USA coverage 24/7. Formerly on terrorism, intel and geopolitics. Istanbul next September.
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Iran may believe it has the upper hand as Trump seeks talks

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By Adam Plowright Verified, Didier Lauras Verified, Susannah Walden AFP
| The Rogersville Review Verified
Iran's decision to rebuff a 15-point peace proposal from US President Donald Trump and outline its own conditions for a ceasefire reflects growing confidence in its negotiating position after nearly four weeks of war, analysts say. Despite US-Israeli airstrikes that have killed its top leaders and inflicted huge material damage, Iran's governing system remains in place and it retains the ability to fire missiles and drones at its neighbours and Israel.
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By Adam Plowright Verified, Didier Lauras Verified, Susannah Walden AFP
| The Courier-Times Verified
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Iran may believe it has the upper hand as Trump seeks talks

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By Adam Plowright Verified, Didier Lauras Verified, Susannah Walden AFP
| Killeen Daily Herald Verified
By Adam PLOWRIGHT, Didier LAURAS and Susannah WALDEN AFP Iran's decision to rebuff a 15-point peace proposal from US President Donald Trump and outline its own conditions for a ceasefire reflects growing confidence in its negotiating position after nearly four weeks of war, analysts say.
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