Diplomatic push averts a U.S. strike as Iran talks gain traction
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After Trump threatened to strike Iran 'very hard,' Gulf and South Asian leaders pressed him to back off, arguing a near-term deal was within reach. The talks focus on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and allowing limited asset access, with broader nuclear restrictions to follow, though Iran’s leadership remained cautious and skeptical about final terms.
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