IRAN'S SUPREME LEADER SAYS HE HAD 'DIFFERENT VIEW' ON AGREEMENT BUT DUE TO COMMITMENTS 'GRANTED PERMISSION'
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“IRAN'S SUPREME LEADER APPEARS TO ENDORSE NEGOTIATIONS”
covered 2026-06-19 ▶ Be on the air with LiveNOW from Fox“THE U.S. AND IRAN HAVE SEPARATELY SIGNED MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING DOCUMENT AIMED AT ENDING THE WAR”
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