Al Jazeera English · LiveNOW from Fox · updated 2026-06-18

U.S. RELEASES 14-POINT PLAN AGREEMENT WITH IRAN

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“IRAN WANTS ITS FROZEN ASSETS RELEASED AS PART OF A WIDER PEACE AGREEMENT WITH THE UNITED STATES”

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“LAWMAKERS REACT TO U.S.-IRAN 14-POINT AGREEMENT”

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