Trump eyes potential deal as Iran weighs peace framework

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President Trump said talks with Iran over a 14-point peace framework are progressing and Tehran is expected to reply within 24–48 hours to a one-page memorandum of understanding that would pause nuclear enrichment, lift sanctions, and release frozen Iranian funds, with the White House hoping for a breakthrough before his China trip. Some officials remain skeptical a deal will emerge; if no agreement is reached, the administration has warned that military action could resume. Netanyahu has coordinated with Washington, and a recent Israeli strike in Beirut adds tension to the broader crisis.
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- Live Updates: Trump threatens Iran strikes, says too soon for new direct talks after reporting "great progress" CBS News
- Trump says Iran will be bombed at a 'much higher level' if it doesn't agree to peace deal CNBC
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