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Trump Sets 60-Day Iran Deadline
Senior U.S. officials read 14 points, including an immediate, permanent halt to military operations
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Trump defended a U.S.-Iran memorandum at the G7 as officials said the 14-point framework would halt fighting, reopen Hormuz, ease sanctions, and set a 60-day deadline for a broader deal.
- Frame 1At the G7, Trump said a U.S.-Iran deal could halt military fighting and reopen the Hormuz oil route.
- Frame 2Senior U.S. officials read 14 points, including an immediate, permanent halt to military operations.
- Frame 3The framework would reopen the Strait of Hormuz, easing pressure on a vital oil route.
- Frame 4Washington says it would drop its embargo and work to terminate sanctions if Tehran complies.
- Frame 5Trump put a 60-day clock on a broader deal, warning bombing could resume without one.
- Frame 6A ceremonial signing is expected within days before negotiations over nuclear limits and security terms.
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- Jun 17, 7:24 PM EDT
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