US and Iran Near Peace Deal, But Timelines Differ

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The US and Iran are reportedly close to signing a peace deal, with US President Trump and Pakistani mediators suggesting Sunday, while Iran's Foreign Ministry states an exact date is yet to be set.
The deal reportedly includes lifting the US blockade of Iranian ports and ending hostilities.

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The US and Iran are reportedly close to signing a peace deal, with US President Trump and Pakistani mediators suggesting Sunday, while Iran's Foreign Ministry states an exact date is yet to be set. The deal reportedly includes lifting the US blockade of Iranian ports and ending hostilities.

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