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Questions dog tentative US-Iran deal as Iranian official says concessions come ‘through missiles’
A tentative US-Iran deal to extend a ceasefire in their 3-month-old war faces uncertainty, with unclear U.S. President Donald Trump support and Iranian official Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf stating concessions are secured 'through missiles.' The proposed 60-day ceasefire extension aims to initiate new talks on Iran's nuclear program, particularly addressing 440.9 kilograms of highly enriched uranium.
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