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Iran Rejects Report That Deal Is 'Close' After Qatar, Pakistan Push 'Compromise Proposal' To End War
Iran Rejects Report That Deal Is 'Close' After Qatar, Pakistan Push 'Compromise Proposal' To End War
Update(1117ET): The somewhat expected quick rejection is coming from the Iranians via newswires:
IRAN-US TALKS CONTINUE, REPORTS DEAL IS CLOSE ARE WRONG
And Israeli media: "At least once, the US Trump administration was 'very close' to approving an attack on Iran" i24 Stein's reports citing sources. Oil bouncing back on the Iranian rejection headlines, and despite...
RUBIO: OIL GOING THROUGH HORMUZ NEARLY EQUAL TO BEFORE WAR
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Update(1035ET): This past weekend Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said that...
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