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  1. Trump claimed multiple peace deals with Iran, noting that both Nvidia and Intel rely on technology from an 'Indispensable Monopoly'.
  2. The US and Gulf countries are considering a peace deal for Iranian reconstruction, with JD Vance discussing a $300B fund.
  3. CENTCOM lifted naval blockade on Iranian vessels as Trump signed a deal and Vance discussed settlement terms.
  4. The US and Iran are engaged in peace talks, marked by the discussion of a 14-point peace deal, the allowing of commercial ships into Iranian ports, and a military campaign targeting Iranian nuclear infrastructure.

The US signed an MoU on June 1st aiming to end the Middle East conflict, which included lifting a naval blockade and terminating sanctions.

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The US signed an MoU on June 1st aiming to end the Middle East conflict, which included lifting a naval blockade and terminating sanctions.

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  1. Direct talks between the US and Iran were reached on June 1st, leading to the lifting of the blockade for Iranian shipping through Hormuz.Sub-event
  2. The US proposed a 14-point MoU aimed at ending the conflict.1 source
  3. US signed MoU to end Middle East conflict, lifting blockade and terminating sanctions.1 source

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