Macron, Trump discuss 'peace and stability in Middle East'

Paris: French President Emmanuel Macron spoke via phone Tuesday with Donald Trump, just hours earlier than the United States president is widely expected to pull out of a key nuclear care for Iran, his workplace said.

In a terse commentary, the Elysee Palace said most effective that the two men "discussed matters relating to peace and stability in the Middle East," and not using a specific mention of Iran.


Macron has positioned himself because the emissary for European officials in the hunt for a compromise that will stay the deal intact, after months of warnings via Trump that it fails to ensure Tehran may not in the end construct a nuclear weapon.


He had was hoping to successfully argue his case all over a state consult with to Washington ultimate month, but later made no secret that he believed Trump had already made up his mind to scrap the Obama-era accord.


Their dialogue on Tuesday came as Britain, Germany, France and a senior EU reputable met Iran's deputy foreign minister Abbas Araghchi in Brussels and "used this opportunity to reiterate their support to the continued full and effective implementation of the (deal) by all sides", the bloc said in a commentary.


Trump said on Twitter that he would announce his resolution at 1800 GMT, in what may well be his maximum consequential foreign coverage transfer but.
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