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A recent U.S.-Iran memorandum links nuclear negotiations to the situation in Lebanon, suggesting that Hezbollah's rejection of a ceasefire could impact diplomatic efforts. Analysts note that Iran is using regional pressures as leverage in these discussions.
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A recent U.S.-Iran memorandum links nuclear negotiations to the situation in Lebanon, suggesting that Hezbollah's rejection of a ceasefire could impact diplomatic efforts. Analysts note that Iran is using regional pressures as leverage in these discussions.
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