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US won't move troops despite 'signed' Iran deal, as doubts linger over Tehran's next move
The Trump administration will maintain its military presence in the Middle East despite signing a new agreement with Iran, citing continued distrust. The deal includes a 60-day negotiation period for reducing military forces and potential sanctions relief, but U.S. officials emphasize concessions will depend on Iranian compliance. Discrepancies exist between U.S. and Iranian accounts regarding frozen asset releases.
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