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Iran gives US two-day diplomacy ultimatum

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Iran gives US two-day diplomacy ultimatum

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Sunday warned the U.S. to either accept Tehran’s latest offer to end the more than eight-month war or face military escalation as President Trump mulls further strikes after the midterms.

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