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Neither Washington nor Tehran wants to abandon the ceasefire or diplomatic talks, but warns that repeated tests increase the danger of collapse. According to President Trump, a claim that an agreement was two or three days away.
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Neither Washington nor Tehran wants to abandon the ceasefire or diplomatic talks, but warns that repeated tests increase the danger of collapse. According to President Trump, a claim that an agreement was two or three days away.
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Neither Washington nor Tehran wants to abandon the ceasefire or diplomatic talks, but warns that repeated tests increase the danger of collapse. According to President Trump, a claim that an agreement was two or three days away.
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So the fragile detente holds, although - as The Economist noted - "the more the ceasefire is tested, the more likely it is to collapse entirely."
Neither Washington nor Tehran wants to abandon the ceasefire or diplomatic talks, but warns that repeated tests increase the danger of collapse. According to President Trump, a claim that an agreement was two or three days away.
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