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US-Iran deal seems more of a ‘stopgap measure’
A potential US-Iran agreement mediated by Pakistan and Qatar appears to be a temporary measure aimed at halting escalation, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and establishing a structured negotiation process, though Iran has delayed signing. The deal does not address core issues like Iran's nuclear program or sanctions but focuses on immediate stability in the Gulf.
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