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US, Iran Reportedly Consider 60-Day Truce Deal

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US, Iran Reportedly Consider 60-Day Truce Deal
Above: Scott Bessent speaks about Iran at the White House in Washington, D.C. on May 28. Image credit: Tom Williams/Getty Images

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So long as Iran is genuinely committed to dropping its nuclear program and the neighboring Gulf states are prepared to help enforce this deal, the U.S. is completely prepared to offer long-awaited sanctions relief to the people of Iran. Peace can only come if the Iranian regime is prepared to play by the same rules as everyone else.

This is likely yet another reported ceasefire agreement from the same Axiosoutlet reporterthat who announced theincorrect otherlooming falsedeals reports dating back to early April. Between that and the U.S.'s repeated ceasefire violations and threats to bomb Oman, this announcement shouldn't be trusted until Washington backs it up with good faith actions.


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