Iraq Denies It Is Mediating U.S.-Iraq Negotiations
Svmuu News: On Friday, Iraq denied a report in The New York Times claiming that Iraq was mediating negotiations between the U.S. and Iran to achieve a ceasefire. According to a statement from the Iraqi Prime Minister’s Media Office cited by the Iraqi News Agency (INA), the report published by The New York Times on Thursday was “completely baseless and has no connection to reality.” The Iraqi Prime Minister’s Media Office urged the media to “verify information, rely on official channels, and avoid spreading unverified reports or statements attributed to anonymous sources.” (Jin Shi)
Disclaimer: This content reflects only the author’s personal views and does not constitute any investment or financial advice. If you discover any content that violates regulations,Click to Report
24H Trending
-
1
EverValue Coin (EVA) Buying and Trading Guide: Listed Exchanges and Step-by-Step Process
-
2
PHNX Coin Analysis: Multiple Projects with the Same Name—What Are Their Respective Prospects?
-
3
Stripe in Talks to Acquire OpenRouter
-
4
Mirae Asset, South Korea’s second-largest asset manager with $845 billion in assets under management, increased its stake in Strategy to $12.87 million.
-
5
OKX DEX User Guide: A Detailed Explanation of How to Use a Decentralized Exchange Aggregator
-
6
What Is DALI? An Overview of the DALI Token Project and an Analysis of Investment Risks
-
7
What Is BTCDOWN? Learn About How It Works and Its Trading Platforms
-
8
ADA Cardano’s Origins and Market Capitalization Ranking: An In-Depth Analysis of Cardano’s Global Presence
-
9
Analysis of MFPS Token Value and Long-Term Investment Potential: Is the Meta FPS Token Worth Considering?
-
10
Increasing Concentration in the Altcoin Market: Why Will Capital Flow More Heavily Toward a Few Major Coins in 2026?
Markets Today
Recommended Reading










