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U.S. and Iran Sign Framework Agreement to End Conflict
The United States and Iran signed a 14-point memorandum of understanding on June 17 after more than 100 days of war. The agreement opens a 60-day negotiation period on unresolved issues including Iran's nuclear program.
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The United States and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding on June 17 intended to end their conflict after more than 100 days of war. The document, obtained by Le Monde, contains 14 points. It was signed three days after the June 14 announcement.
The memorandum will be followed by negotiations to address issues it does not resolve, including Iran's nuclear program. A 60-day period for these talks was scheduled to begin in Geneva on Friday but has been postponed.
Israeli strikes in Lebanon targeting Hezbollah have continued and disrupted the planned start of the second negotiation phase. The framework agreement was rejected by Israel.
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