President Trump announced that the United States and Iran would hold high-level talks in Doha. Hours later, Iran publicly rejected the claim, insisting no meeting had been confirmed. As Washington and Tehran issue conflicting statements, uncertainty is growing over the future of the sixty-day peace framework and whether diplomacy is beginning to unravel.

In Day 123 of Epic Fury, we examine the contradictory accounts surrounding the proposed Doha negotiations, the first confirmed meeting of the Joint Hormuz Committee in Oman, Iran's increasingly uncompromising position over control of the Strait of Hormuz, and the latest developments in the nuclear negotiations. We also cover fresh warnings from the IRGC, France's rejected offer to help clear mines from Hormuz, political divisions in Washington, renewed tensions in Lebanon, rising Iranian cyberattacks against Israel, and what falling oil prices reveal about the market's confidence in the fragile ceasefire.

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