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US-Iran War Talks: Egypt, Turkey, Oman And India Open Backchannel Dialogues? What Reports Claim
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3:37Now PlayingEgypt has reportedly emerged as a key player in back-channel diplomacy after quietly establishing contact with Iran’s powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and proposing a five-day pause in the ongoing hostilities in the Gulf. According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, Egypt's intelligence officials were able to reach out to the IRGC to build momentum for a ceasefire, a move that appears to have prompted US President Donald Trump to reverse his threat to strike Iran’s power infrastructure and give diplomacy a chance.
With the war in the Middle East entering Week 4, a broad coalition of countries are now engaging in quiet diplomacy to bridge gaps between the US and Iran. Among the countries is India, which has played a limited but notable role in helping keep dialogue channels between the US and Iran open, according to a report by Bloomberg. The publication also reported that countries like Oman and Turkey are playing a mainstream role in mediating the US-Israel-Iran war.
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