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Increasing optimism for a US-Iran peace deal
U.S. and Iranian officials express optimism about a near peace deal to end the war in Iran, which would involve reopening the Strait of Hormuz, Iran ending its nuclear ambitions, and transferring enriched uranium to the U.S. Israel has reservations, emphasizing its need to retain the ability to act independently against Iran's potential future nuclear threats.
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