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🎥 WATCH: Iranian journalist Hossein Pak reports that a draft agreement would include negotiations on the complete withdrawal of U.S. forces from the Middle East. According to Pak, Iran will not abandon its nuclear program, ballistic missile capabilities, or support for regional proxy groups under the proposed framework. If...

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Ebrahim Azizi, chair of Iran's parliamentary National Security Committee: "Iran submitted its proposals in a 14-point document. The only problem is U.S. confusion in negotiations. Trump is in a strategic deadlock while seeking talks. Iran is the victor on the battlefield. If U.S. steps are based on threats, it is the Americans who will face defeat."
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Ebrahim Azizi, chair of Iran's parliamentary National Security Committee: "Iran submitted its proposals in a 14-point document. The only problem is U.S. confusion in negotiations. Trump is in a strategic deadlock while seeking talks. Iran is the victor on the battlefield. If U.S. steps are based on threats, it is the Americans who will face defeat."

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