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Tehran would not cede control of Hormuz under draft US deal: state media
Iran's state media reported that under a draft agreement with the United States, Tehran would not relinquish control of the strategic Strait of Hormuz. The official IRNA news agency stated Iran makes no commitments to cede management of the strait or restore pre-American and Israeli military aggression conditions.
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