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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that Tehran has conveyed to Washington, through Qatar, a "specific seven-day plan" for resuming shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and initiating negotiations. According to this proposal, the seven-day period would begin after the United States accepts Iran's conditions. The Strait of Hormuz...

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… #iran tyrant regime committed crime agains humanity by mass killing of #WomanLifeFreedom protesters

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Don't sell Oil and Gas to the USA.

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They're broke 😄🤣

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We support standby Iran. imagine if Iran had surrendered,by now US would be bombing another country

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