Badr Albusaidi, the foreign minister of Oman, criticized Trump's decision to escalate the conflict, emphasizing that negotiations between the US and Iran were close to an agreement.
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Badr Albusaidi, the foreign minister of Oman, stated that the negotiations between the USA and Iran have been undermined by the actions of President Trump, which escalated the conflict. In an interview, Albusaidi expressed dismay at this situation, emphasizing that global peace and the interests of the United States are not served by the continuation of tensions. He mentioned that a peace agreement was nearly achievable, with the main obstacles overcome, and highlighted that Iran had agreed not to store nuclear materials in excess. In contrast, Trump stated that he is not satisfied with the negotiations and insisted on banning uranium enrichment in Iran. Recent negotiations also addressed Iran's missile program, a major issue for the USA, which remains unresolved.
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