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Iran in Talks on Seven-Day Ceasefire Plan Amid Economic Strain
Iran's foreign minister announced close contact with mediators on a seven-day plan to end the Middle East war, with a response to a new Qatari-brokered draft deal expected by week's end. The White House stated Iran is in "very bad condition" economically and militarily, vowing to maintain its blockade.
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- 01Iran is in close contact with mediators on a seven-day plan to end the Middle East war.
- 02The White House stated Iran is in "very bad condition" economically and militarily.
- 03A new Qatari-brokered draft ceasefire deal is under consideration by Iran.
- 04Iran is expected to respond to the draft deal by the end of the week.
- 05The conflict, launched in February, has disrupted global shipping and oil supplies.
The conflict, which began in February, has disrupted global shipping and oil supplies.
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