Pakistan Prime Minister [Name] has claimed that the United States and Iran could sign a peace deal within 24 hours. However, Iranian officials have denied that any such deal is imminent.
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Pakistan PM states US-Iran peace deal could be signed soon
Pakistan's Prime Minister has suggested that a peace agreement between the US and Iran may be finalized within the next day. In contrast, Iran has stated that no deal is currently on the horizon.
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