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Trump Says Iran Deal Will 'Work Out Well' Despite Fresh Military Clashes. The United States and Iran exchanged revisions to a draft agreement over the weekend aimed at extending their ceasefire and reopening the Strait of Hormuz, even as military tensions persisted. President Donald Trump expressed optimism about the negotiations, saying the talks would "work out well" and insisting that any deal must ensure that Iran will not have nuclear weapons. He has also reiterated demands that Iran fully restore freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, a vital artery for global energy supplies. Meanwhile, the U.S. struck Iranian radar and drone-control facilities after Tehran allegedly shot down an American drone operating over international Waters. Both countries continue to trade accusations and limited military actions while diplomatic contacts remain active. Major sticking points include Iran's nuclear programme, sanctions relief, and the future governance of shipping through the strait. Reports from Iran suggest both sides are still proposing amendments to the draft, with no certainty that a final agreement will be reached.
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