Mixed messaging from Iran and US on ceasefire deal

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Iran announced it is halting indirect talks with the US over Israel's escalating assault on Lebanon, while US President Donald Trump stated talks are ongoing at a "rapid pace." Trump also claimed both Israel and Hezbollah agreed to de-escalate fighting.

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