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Republicans in US Senate left in dark by Trump on Iran deal, but want details and a vote
U.S. Senate Republicans, including John Thune and John Hoeven, expressed frustration over not receiving details of the Trump administration's Iran deal, which outlines a 60-day framework for negotiations on specifics like Iran's nuclear program. Trump indicated he may release the deal's text soon and seek congressional approval, while senators emphasized the need for transparency and a vote.
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