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Iran pushes differing versions of deal as U.S. sticks to timeline
Iran presented multiple versions of a proposed interim agreement with the US, with differences in financial relief terms, while President Donald Trump maintained a Sunday deadline for signing. The deal would reopen the Strait of Hormuz, provide Iran sanctions relief, and initiate nuclear program negotiations, but conflicting drafts have caused confusion. Israel’s military strike on Lebanon and Trump’s social media comments added uncertainty to the timing.
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