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Iranian media says negotiations collapsed after 80 minutes as Trump tensions rise

Sky News Australia

June 22, 2026

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Sky News host Rita Panahi reacts to reports of Iranian officials storming out of peace talks with the US. “The Trump administration was hoping to advance talks with the Iranian regime after the two countries that entered into a Memorandum of Understanding,’ Ms Panahi said. “The Iranians stormed out of peace talks after the US President, clearly fed up, threatened to seize the Strait of Hormuz and blow the S out of them, if even Iran persisted in breaking the agreement. “Iranian state media has reported that the talks were abandoned after just 80 minutes after an insulting message by the US President.”

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