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Trump Bats Down Iran Version Of MoU As 'Fake News' - Oil Spikes On Return To Deal Pessimism
Trump Bats Down Iran Version Of MoU As 'Fake News' - Oil Spikes On Return To Deal Pessimism
Trump Bats Down Iran's MoU Narrative & Terms
And there it is: President Trump himself denies the earlier in the morning return of a 'deal is near' - by taking to Truth Social and rejecting the stated Iranian terms (as delivered publicly in state media sources):
Immediately, the expected and familiar spike in oil and the return to pessimism, though at this point there have been no bombs away, after the White House canceled...
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