The Trump administration has rejected a report from Iranian state media about a proposed framework for a deal to end the conflict, claiming it is false. The reported terms included reopening the Strait of Hormuz and lifting U.S. naval blockades, but the U.S. maintains that negotiations are ongoing without concessions from either side.
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The Trump administration has rejected a report from Iranian state media about a proposed framework for a deal to end the conflict, claiming it is false. The reported terms included reopening the Strait of Hormuz and lifting U.S. naval blockades, but the U.S. maintains that negotiations are ongoing without concessions from either side.
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Trump administration disputes framework of possible Iran deal reported by Tehran state media
Trump Administration Disputes Iranian State Media Report on Possible Deal