Trump says U.S. -Iran talks in Doha today

June 30, U.S. President Trump told the media at the White House on the afternoon of June 29 local time that today (June 30) the United States and Iran will hold talks in Doha, the capital of Qatar. Trump said that the US representative "may have left or is preparing to leave" and that the talks "may or may not be important", but the United States "has won militarily","oil prices have dropped, and Iran has agreed not to have nuclear weapons." According to previous reports by US media, after two days of mutual attacks last weekend, the United States and Iran agreed to suspend military operations and will meet in Doha today in an attempt to resolve the dispute between the two sides over the Strait of Hormuz. The White House said that those participating in the Doha talks were presidential envoy Witkov and Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner. However, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bagae emphasized on June 29 local time that Iran will not hold negotiations at any level with the United States in the next few days. Bagae said that Iran will send an expert delegation to Doha this week to follow up on relevant matters, but the US representative's visit to Doha has nothing to do with the Iranian expert delegation's visit. (CCTV International News)