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U.S. President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he would prefer to reach a deal with Iran to save lives, adding that there was a good chance of doing so and that Tehran wanted to negotiate—even as he said Iran’s economy was collapsing and its negotiating position was weak. At the same time, he threatened that the “Jabal al-Fas” site could be targeted within an hour, and said Iran had limited capacity to produce more missiles and drones. Tehran had submitted a seven-point plan that included options for reopening the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for lifting the naval blockade and restrictions on oil exports. Trump rejected the plan, after which Iran relayed its comments on the U.S. response through Qatar.
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