U.S. and Iranian officials indicated that final details of a cease-fire agreement are still being negotiated. President Donald Trump and Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif both stated that they are nearing an agreement. Previous attempts at reaching a deal have failed at the last moment.
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U.S. and Iran Officials Report Progress on Cease-Fire Agreement
U.S. and Iranian officials report that they are close to finalizing a cease-fire agreement. Both President Trump and Iran's Foreign Minister have expressed optimism about the negotiations, despite previous deals falling through at the last minute.
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Cease-Fire Deal Appears Within Reach, Officials Say
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U.S. and Iran Officials Report Progress on Cease-Fire Agreement