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World Leaders React To US-Iran Deal, Back Hormuz Reopening After Crisis Takes Toll On Global Economy
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3:42Now PlayingThe US-Iran peace deal is drawing support from across the world, with major powers calling it a historic opportunity to end months of conflict and restore stability in the Middle East. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres hailed the agreement as a “critical step” toward peace, while Britain, France, Germany and Italy backed the framework and signaled readiness to ease sanctions if Iran takes verifiable nuclear steps. Leaders from Japan, Australia, Qatar, Türkiye, Saudi Arabia and the UAE also welcomed the breakthrough. The deal is set to be formally signed in Geneva on June 19, with 60 days of follow-up negotiations expected.
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World Leaders React To US-Iran Deal, Back Hormuz Reopening After Crisis Takes Toll On Global Economy
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