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US and Iran talks stall over frozen assets amid ongoing conflict

The United States and Iran are reportedly not close to reaching a deal to end their 100-day conflict, with ongoing attacks and a fragile ceasefire complicating negotiations. Key sticking points include the disposition of frozen Iranian assets and a parallel conflict involving Iran-backed Hezbollah. Recent escalations include US interception of Iranian drones and missiles, and Iranian strikes on Kuwait and Bahrain, while fighting continues between Israel and Hezbollah. AI

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US and Iran talks stall over frozen assets amid ongoing conflict

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Arsalan Shahla, Sara Gharaibeh, Bloomberg ·

    U.S. and Iran appear far from peace deal 100 days since war began

    The past week saw the worst flare-up in tensions since the truce started around April 8.