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Rubio Says 'Not There Yet' As Reports Of Draft Iran Deals Circulating Deemed Inaccurate
Rubio Says 'Not There Yet' As Reports Of Draft Iran Deals Circulating Deemed Inaccurate
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Rubio confirms that there's been no deal and that "we're not there yet" - amid broader late morning pushback against morning optimistic, premature headlines.
Saudi sources report Pakistan army chief & a Qatar delegation en route to Tehran, only for CBS to cite Pakistan Foreign Ministry which says "not aware" of Field Marshal Munir's visit.
Influential Iranian parliament member threatens 'preemptive' military action if preparations & movements by US forces in region is perceived.
US x Iran permanent peace deal by June...
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