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The President is poised to finalize a potential ceasefire with Iran, offering a 60-day truce that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz toll-free and allow oil to flow — but only if Iran agrees to never develop nuclear weapons and immediately clear mines. Iran’s negotiator scoffs, insisting actions — not words — matter, and warns of preparedness for conflict. The U.S. claims Iran must open the strait without tolls and that the U.S. would help uncover Iran’s nuclear material — claims sources say are false. The deal, if reached, could lower oil prices and boost stocks, but Iran also demands sanctions lifted, U.S. troops withdrawn, and Israel stop its offensive in Lebanon — which has displaced hundreds of thousands and killed thousands. Kazakhstan offers to store Iran’s enriched uranium, while Pakistan’s foreign minister arrives in Washington for talks. No money will change hands until further notice — possibly over Iran’s demands for reparations or frozen funds.

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