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Rubio says US remains open to Iran talks but warns there 'will be consequences'

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Rubio says US remains open to Iran talks but warns there 'will be consequences'

Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Iran faces consequences for violating commitments, saying Tehran demands illegal control over the Strait of Hormuz.

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