Jackie Northam

Foreign Minister Araci and U.S.

Special Envoy Steve Witkoff are due to meet for talks in Turkey Friday.

Jackie Northam, NPR News.

There's been a real push by Mideast powers, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, and others, as well as Turkey, to try and find a diplomatic solution to the crisis.

Iran has warned if the U.S.

launches an assault, it could result in a regional war.

And these countries are very business-oriented, and they need calm and stability in order to pursue some of their grand economic development plans in their countries.

and a regional war will not help that.

Multiple channels broadcast on state TV by satellite were interrupted Sunday evening, showing video supporting Iran's exiled crown prince, Reza Pahlavi.

It's unclear how much support he garners in Iran.

There was also footage of Iranian security forces on the street, with a message urging them not to turn their weapons on the protesters.

The semi-official Fars news agency acknowledged the hack, but not what was on the video.

Iran's authoritarian regime has imposed a near-total internet and communications blackout since last week, leading to speculation whether the hackers used Starlink satellite system run by SpaceX.

Jackie Northam, NPR News.

Danish Foreign Minister Lars-Locke Rasmussen says the meeting at the White House followed what he called a number of remarkable comments by President Trump on wanting to acquire Greenland, a semi-autonomous region of Denmark, even if by force.

Rasmussen agrees that Arctic security is important, but not at any price.

Rasmussen says Denmark is open to an increased U.S.

presence in Greenland.

He says during the Cold War, the U.S.

had 17 military installations there.