Trump Denies Iranian State Media's Reported War-Ending Deal Terms

US-Iran Conflict Trump Administration Strait of Hormuz

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President Trump denies Iranian state media's reported terms of a war-ending deal, calling them untrue.
The alleged draft includes US lifting oil sanctions, Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and other provisions.
Trump also addresses an incident involving Indian ships and blames Iran.

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President Donald Trump on Friday insisted that the terms of a war-ending deal circulating in Iranian state media "have NOTHING to do with the terms that were agreed to, in writing." ... [FULL ARTICLE TEXT WITH PARAGRAPH BREAKS AND QUOTATION MARKS PRESERVED]

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