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Iran says no 'tangible progress' in war talks, Trump says deal close

Iran's foreign minister stated negotiations to end the Middle East war have made 'no tangible progress' amid recent US and Iranian strikes. Kuwaiti officials reported one death and 63 injuries from an Iranian drone strike on Kuwait International Airport, while President Donald Trump claimed a breakthrough could occur 'over the weekend.'

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