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Center Owned by Free Press KashmirRubio says US sanctions inflicting ‘extraordinary economic pain’ on Iran
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U.S. Senator Marco Rubio said the United States remains open to a peace deal with Iran, but described some of Tehran’s conditions as “absurd.” He added that economic pressure on Iran makes major strikes unnecessary.
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Tehran said its offer to reopen Hormuz within two days — if Washington agreed to a raft of conditions — remained on the table
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center · 3 outlets
US-Iran war LIVE: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio dismissed Iran’s demands as “absurd,” saying the country was facing growing economic pressure and that no major military action was needed for now.
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right · 1 outlet
US President Donald Trump has chosen to intensify economic pressure on Iran rather than resume military strikes or agree to a peace deal on terms Washington considers unacceptable, according to a report by Axios. The approach marks a third option in the ongoing conflict, with the Trump…
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Tuesday that economic sanctions and a naval blockade were causing “extraordinary economic pain” on Iran, saying Washington could attain its goals without restarting major military operations. Following two days of G7 foreign minister talks in Paris, Rubio…
