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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 military forces in the Middle East despite signing a new agreement with Iran, as distrust persists. A 60-day negotiation period will determine potential reductions, with no immediate release of frozen Iranian assets. Both sides emphasize verification of Iranian compliance before granting concessions.
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