- Discussions regarding the JCPOA deal, involving seeking to extend ceasefires and open the Strait of Hormuz.
- Peace talks regarding Iran's nuclear ambitions have stalled, noting that promises made are not unconditional surrender.
Consultations were held regarding an MoU signing, and claims made about the agreement were refuted.
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Consultations were held regarding an MoU signing, and claims made about the agreement were refuted.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Consultations held regarding an MoU signing and claims about the agreement were refuted.1 source
The US drafted an MOU with Tehran, facing Republican pressure and Israeli concern.1 source
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