US and Iran engage in talks to ease tensions and constrain nuclear program.
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The US has resumed indirect talks with Iran to constrain Tehran's nuclear program, months after an effort to revive the Iran nuclear deal collapsed. Although there have been some indications of progress, both the US and Iran have denied that an interim deal has been reached. The talks come ahead of the 2024 US presidential election and will face scrutiny from lawmakers and a key US ally in the Middle East: Israel. The US is also engaged in trying to secure the release of multiple Americans who have been detained in Iran.
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