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Senate Republicans Express Concerns Over Reported 60-Day Ceasefire Deal with Iran
Senate Republicans Lindsey Graham and Roger Wicker have raised concerns about a reported 60-day ceasefire deal with Iran, suggesting it could negatively impact U.S. interests and the recent military actions taken against Iran. Graham emphasized skepticism about Iran's willingness to engage in good faith negotiations.
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Senate Republicans Lindsey Graham and Roger Wicker have raised concerns about a reported 60-day ceasefire deal with Iran, suggesting it could negatively impact U.S. interests and the recent military actions taken against Iran. Graham emphasized skepticism about Iran's willingness to engage in good faith negotiations.
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