U.S.-Iran Preliminary Pact Teases 60-Day Ceasefire, But Details Remain to Iron Out
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A preliminary U.S.-Iran deal extends the ceasefire for 60 days and establishes a framework for negotiations on Tehran’s nuclear program and other issues, but VP JD Vance says there are many details to work out—such as how to destroy enriched stockpiles, verification and sanctions relief—with Iranian officials expected to participate in upcoming talks.
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