Iran Says Hormuz Talks Near Completion Amid Nuclear Tensions
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Iran asserts it is in the final stage of negotiations with Oman to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, while IRGC commander Ahmad Vahidi says Tehran will continue pursuing nuclear weapons as long as the US and Israel have them; Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vows to prevent Iran from obtaining a weapon, and U.S. and allied voices weigh diplomacy and pressure as regional security tensions persist.
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