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Trump indicates willingness to send Iran deal details to Congress

President Donald Trump has expressed openness to sending details of the Iran agreement to Congress, following inquiries from lawmakers. The preliminary deal aims to extend the U.S.-Iran ceasefire and establish a framework for future negotiations. Reactions from Congress have been mixed, with some lawmakers emphasizing the need for review and input on the agreement.

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President Donald Trump has expressed openness to sending details of the Iran agreement to Congress, following inquiries from lawmakers. The preliminary deal aims to extend the U.S.-Iran ceasefire and establish a framework for future negotiations. Reactions from Congress have been mixed, with some lawmakers emphasizing the need for review and input on the agreement.

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Trump signals he could send details of Iran deal to Congress

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Trump indicates willingness to send Iran deal details to Congress