At the request of Arab countries! The US agreed to talks with Tehran

The US has returned to discussing possible talks with Iran at the request of Arab countries, Axios reports, citing sources, Focus writes.

The talks may be held tomorrow in Oman, as Tehran had previously insisted.

The disputes between the two countries have raised concerns in the Middle East that US President Donald Trump may resort to military action. At least nine countries from the region have appealed to the White House at the highest level, urging the US not to cancel the meeting with representatives of Tehran.

"They asked us to hold a meeting and listen to what the Iranians have to say. "We told the Arabs that we would hold the meeting if they insisted. But we are very skeptical about that," the US official said.

A second US official said the Trump administration agreed to hold the meeting "out of respect" for US allies in the region and "to continue the diplomatic dialogue."