US official: Washington committed to Iran talks despite recent attacks

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Despite escalating attacks between the US and Iran this week, a US official stated Washington remains committed to negotiations for a lasting peace deal.
Technical talks are set to continue, though both sides accuse each other of violating a recent Memorandum of Understanding.

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Despite escalating attacks between the US and Iran this week, a US official stated Washington remains committed to negotiations for a lasting peace deal. Technical talks are set to continue, though both sides accuse each other of violating a recent Memorandum of Understanding.

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