WORLDMay 25 · 22:15 UTCSEMAFORTasneem Nashrulla

Iran deal status remains uncertain

The status of an Iran peace deal remains uncertain as conflicting signals emerge between Washington and Tehran. A US official reported a proposed 60-day ceasefire framework, but Iran has not yet approved it. While US President Donald Trump emphasized the deal's potential significance, Tehran criticized frequent changes in the US stance, with markets reacting cautiously.

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