Trump secured a deal limiting Iran's nuclear program, while Bill Cassidy criticized the foreign policy move in Evian.
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Updated Jun 17
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Trump secured a deal limiting Iran's nuclear program, while Bill Cassidy criticized the foreign policy move in Evian.
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An agreement has been announced between the US and Iran, with negotiating teams planning to meet in a Swiss city, following confirmation from the White House.Also in this story
- The US has lifted the naval blockade and waived oil sanctions as part of a deal aimed at ending the Middle East war and restoring trade.
- A debate has centered on the viability of the Iran deal.
- Preliminary peace talks are underway to end the war that began on Iran on February 28.
- Donald Trump defended the return of frozen Iranian assets and an MoU during the G7 Summit in France.
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Donald Trump
American businessman and politician (born 1946), President of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)
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Bill Cassidy
American physician and politician (born 1957)
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