Iran says US MoU could be signed remotely within days as hardliners attack draft; Washington ties relief to nuclear dismantlement; Hormuz tense after CENTCOM downed drones targeting shipping.
Iran says a US memorandum of understanding could be signed remotely within days as hardliners attack the draft, Washington ties relief to nuclear dismantlement, and the Strait of Hormuz remains tense after CENTCOM said it downed drones targeting shipping.
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