- US-Iran tensions driving global energy prices and Hormuz instability
- Donald Trump is considering a deal to extend the Iran ceasefire.
Iran refuted Donald Trump's claims regarding a potential deal that included a full ceasefire in Lebanon, with Fars News Agency as the primary source.
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Iran refuted Donald Trump's claims regarding a potential deal that included a full ceasefire in Lebanon, with Fars News Agency as the primary source.
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Donald Trump is considering a deal to extend the Iran ceasefire.Also in this story
- A deal has been reached regarding the ongoing war, which is now leading to a meeting.
- Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Esmail Baghaei discusses talks regarding an interim deal to extend the ceasefire.
- Donald Trump seeks a stronger NATO role and a new deal to improve regional stability in the Middle East.
- Iran expressed willingness to negotiate a deal with the United States.
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Donald Trump
American businessman and politician (born 1946), President of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)