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U.S.-Iran Nuclear Deal Proposal Faces Rejection from Tehran
The U.S. proposes a nuclear deal allowing Iran to enrich uranium to 3%, but Tehran is likely to reject it, citing unmet interests.
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The U.S. proposed a nuclear deal allowing Iran to enrich uranium to 3% and potentially invest in its nuclear power program.
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Iran is preparing to reject the proposal, claiming it does not align with its interests.
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Oman's foreign minister presented the proposal as part of mediation efforts between the U.S. and Iran.
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The proposal reflects President Trump's flexibility, despite contradictory statements from U.S. officials.
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Iranian officials criticize the proposal as unclear, while expressing willingness to join an enrichment consortium under their control.
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