End of 60-day Iran-U.S. deadline
The 60-day deadline outlined in the memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran, signed in June to halt military escalation, negotiate over Iran’s nuclear program, and lift sanctions, has now expired. During this period, the United States carried out strikes against Iran and limited Tehran’s maritime freedoms. Meanwhile, diplomatic efforts have faltered despite the possibility of an extension. No final agreement has been reached, and tensions continue to dominate the Gulf region and the Iranian nuclear issue.
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