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Iran Offers New Proposal To Reopen Strait - Trump Open To Sealing Deal Via Phone
Iran Offers New Proposal To Reopen Strait - Trump Open To Sealing Deal Via Phone
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After a weekend of stalemate malaise, Iran reportedly offers new proposal for opening ship traffic, while postponing the thorny nuclear issue
Trump says peace could come via telephone rather than face-to-face meetings
Iranian FM has been sending written messages to US via Pakistani intermediaries
Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi visits Russia for talks with President Putin
Trump says Iranian oil infrastructure could explode from within unless flow resumes
Iran Offers New Path To Opening Strait
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