Officials from the United States and Iran have stated that a peace deal is closer than ever, although they have cautioned against media speculation regarding the terms of a potential agreement. This statement follows comments from Pakistani officials who cited a breakthrough in discussions.
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US and Iran Officials Indicate Progress Towards Peace Deal
US and Iranian officials have indicated that a peace deal may be imminent, while advising caution regarding media interpretations of the agreement's terms. Pakistani officials have also reported a breakthrough in the discussions.
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- ✕ vague attribution: US, Iran officials caution, Pakistan cites breakthrough
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US, Iran say peace deal closer than ever, as Pakistan cites breakthrough
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US and Iran Officials Indicate Progress Towards Peace Deal