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Iran Dismisses US Response to Truce Proposal as ‘Unconvincing’
The renewed diplomatic push to end the war against Iran appears to be losing momentum as the Islamic Republic dismissed the US response to its latest proposal. Earlier this week, Iran sent the US a proposal that would lead to the rapid reopening of the Strait of Hormuz if Washington meets several of Tehran’s demands. […]
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Authored by James Howard Kunstler,
"Until you are willing to harm the left more than they are willing to harm you, they will win. It’s really that simple."
- Aimee Terese on X
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A proposed $300 billion investment fund has emerged as one of the most consequential-and politically explosive-features of the U.S.-Iran framework agreement, turning what began as a war-ending diplomatic effort into a test of whether private capital can be used as a substitute for reparations, sanctions relief and state-to-state reconstruction aid. This, of course, is the part where we 'give' Iran $300 billion - though what it actually is and does hasn't been disclosed until now. This isn't unfrozen Iranian...
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