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Sanchez: Does Iran need a guarantee from Trump that the U.S. won’t attack during talks? Araghchi: “We need an objective guarantee that… the U.S. is not using force to resolve differences… they tried… they failed. Iran’s nuclear program cannot be bombed and destroyed.”

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