In brief
The Iraqi delegation visited Tehran on Nov. 8 and delivered a message from President Trump to Iranian officials, as reported by Xinhua and Al Hadath. The delegation’s composition and the content of the message were not revealed. The trip followed a recent phone conversation between the U.S. and Iraqi leaders highlighting regional concerns.
An Iraqi delegation arrived in Tehran on Nov. 8 for an eight‑hour mission during which it conveyed a message from U.S. President Donald Trump, Xinhua reported.
The visit was a follow‑up to a phone conversation between President Trump and Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al‑Zaidi, which took place last week, the Iraqi prime minister’s media office said.
Both sides reportedly discussed the regional situation, reaffirmed Iraq’s stance on respecting state sovereignty, and stressed the importance of bilateral coordination on current challenges, the statement said.
Details of the delegation members, the Iranian officials they met, and the content of the U.S. message have not been disclosed by any source.
Saudi‑owned Al Hadath also cited unnamed sources describing the visit, but the network did not identify the delegation or the message content.
