U.S. and Iran Signal Willingness to Resume Negotiations
Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Iranian foreign ministry officials hinted at an openness to resume negotiations on Monday as the countries continue to exchange blows.
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War Between U.S. and Iran Expands, With Strikes Across the Region
Videos and reports in Iranian state media showed damage to bridges, railways and other infrastructure. U. S.
War Between U.S. and Iran Expands, With Strikes Across the Region
Videos and reports in Iranian state media showed damage to bridges, railways and other infrastructure. U. S.