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Three Men Are Key to Iran’s Approach to U.S. Talks

Three Men Are Key to Iran’s Approach to U.S. Talks
NYT World Sunday 21 June 2026, 12:22 UTC By Yeganeh Torbati 1 min read
Key Points

Abbas Araghchi, center, Iran’s foreign minister, arriving near Lucerne, Switzerland, on Sunday.

Abbas Araghchi, center, Iran’s foreign minister, arriving near Lucerne, Switzerland, on Sunday.
Iran (LOCATION) U.S. (LOCATION) Abbas Araghchi (PERSON) Lucerne (LOCATION) Switzerland (LOCATION)
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