StoryJun 14 – Jun 2310 days80 articles6 outletsIran
What the US and Iran agreed – and disagreed – on first day of talks
On the first day of Switzerland talks, the US and Iran reported progress, though significant disagreements remain. The US waived sanctions on Iranian oil for 60 days and established a communication line regarding the Strait of Hormuz to prevent incidents.
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How outlets cover it
6 outletsAl Jazeera
State media · Qatar · 34 articles
The Guardian
Center-Left · 15 articles
South China Morning Post
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Associated Press
Center · 11 articles
BBC News
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The deal with the Islamic Republic of Iran is now complete.
US President Donald Trump
via South China Morning Post · Jun 15The Strait of Hormuz carried about 20 million barrels per day of oil in 2024, equivalent to 20% of global consumption.
US Energy Information Administration
via South China Morning Post · Jun 15Swiss neutrality, UN presence, and suitable venues make Geneva an ideal location for such deals.
Ian Lesser
via Al Jazeera · Jun 16US Vice-President JD Vance stated Iran would not receive taxpayer money but could gain access to billions if commitments are met and sanctions eased.
JD Vance
via BBC News · Jun 16Benjamin Netanyahu rejected reports that Israel will withdraw from southern Lebanon, stating forces will remain as long as necessary.
Benjamin Netanyahu
via BBC News · Jun 16Donald Trump criticized Israel's conduct in Lebanon, citing high casualties and an earlier strike on Beirut.
Donald Trump
via BBC News · Jun 16The White House described Vance as the president's 'right-hand man and an invaluable member of the President’s talented national security team.'
White House
via Associated Press · Jun 18US Vice President JD Vance stated that Israel cannot kill its way out of national security problems.
JD Vance
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