Iran hasn't finalized decision on US-Iran peace deal, state media reports

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Iran's state media reported Sunday that no final decision has been made on a proposed peace deal with the US, despite US President Donald Trump and Pakistan signaling a deal could be signed within 24 hours.
The deal hinges on Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz and ending its nuclear program.

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Iran's state media reported Sunday that no final decision has been made on a proposed peace deal with the US, despite US President Donald Trump and Pakistan signaling a deal could be signed within 24 hours. The deal hinges on Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz and ending its nuclear program.

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