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  • framing: TITLE: U.S. and Iran suggest progress on peace talks, but deal 'not imminent'
  • vague attribution: Iranian and U.S. officials, President Trump suggested

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U.S. and Iran report progress in peace talks, but no imminent deal

U.S. and Iranian officials have reported progress in peace negotiations, although the extent of this progress remains unclear. President Trump indicated a potential deal could be near but emphasized that the U.S. is not rushing the process. Iran confirmed advancements in talks but noted that an agreement is not expected soon.

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U.S. and Iranian officials have reported progress in peace negotiations, although the extent of this progress remains unclear. President Trump indicated a potential deal could be near but emphasized that the U.S. is not rushing the process. Iran confirmed advancements in talks but noted that an agreement is not expected soon.

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  • ✕ framing: TITLE: U.S. and Iran suggest progress on peace talks, but deal 'not imminent'
  • ✕ vague attribution: Iranian and U.S. officials, President Trump suggested

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U.S. and Iran suggest progress on peace talks, but deal 'not imminent'

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U.S. and Iran report progress in peace talks, but no imminent deal