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Trump cancels Iran attack, citing progress in negotiations
President Trump canceled a potential attack on Iran due to progress in negotiations, citing the need for a deal that includes opening the Hormuz Strait and ending Iran's nuclear threat. Regional leaders and other Middle Eastern countries urged de-escalation, while Iran's foreign minister warned against further hostile actions.
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