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Iran war live: Trump, Tehran at odds over nuclear inspections, Hormuz

Al Jazeera Wednesday 24 June 2026, 00:00 UTC 1 min read
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Live updatesLive updates, Iran war live: Trump, Tehran at odds over nuclear inspections, Hormuz Several key issues remain as sticking points in US-Iran talks, including maritime security and nuclear oversight. Published On 24 Jun 2026 - US and Iran offer conflicting statements, including on nuclear oversight, as negotiators push for a final deal within a 60-day window.

Live updatesLive updates, Iran war live: Trump, Tehran at odds over nuclear inspections, Hormuz Several key issues remain as sticking points in US-Iran talks, including maritime security and nuclear oversight. Published On 24 Jun 2026 - US and Iran offer conflicting statements, including on nuclear oversight, as negotiators push for a final deal within a 60-day window. - US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Iran will not be able to charge tolls in the Strait of Hormuz when a final deal is agreed upon.
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