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Iran’s nuclear standoff just got a 60-day deadline: a new interim deal, set to be signed Friday in Switzerland, offers Tehran access to sell oil freely and reopen the Strait of Hormuz—potentially unlocking $300 billion in rebuilding funds—if it agrees to cooperate on monitoring its enriched uranium. The U.S. warns any move on that material could trigger military action. But skeptics—including lawmakers, pro-Israel groups, and even Israel itself—are raising alarms: past nuclear deals took years, not weeks, and this rushed timeline may not deliver a lasting solution. Can diplomacy outpace distrust in just 60 days? The world watches closely.

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