Deaths in Iran’s crackdown on protests reach at least 7,000, activists say
US and Iran reach ‘guiding principles’ in Geneva nuclear talks
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Activists report that at least 7,000 people have died in Iran due to the government's crackdown on nationwide protests. The protests coincide with the 47th anniversary of Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution. The Iranian theocracy faces pressure from both internal dissent and external forces, including the U.S., as President Trump has suggested sending another aircraft carrier to the Middle East. Amidst the unrest, Iran's president has apologized for the crackdown, acknowledging the "great sorrow" it caused. Meanwhile, diplomatic efforts are underway, with U.S. officials meeting with Omani and Israeli counterparts to discuss negotiations with Iran.
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AI-ExtractedPresident Donald Trump met privately with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday.
Iran marked the 47th anniversary of its 1979 Islamic Revolution on Wednesday.
President Donald Trump said he’d insisted that negotiations with Iran continue.
Iran’s president offered apologies to the nation a month after thousands were killed during a bloody crackdown.
Deaths in Iran’s crackdown on protests reach at least 7,000.
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