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Energy Insider | Trump says the US-Iran deal is "basically agreed upon"; China Aluminum plans to invest $1 billion to build an alumina production line in Guinea
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Trump claims US-Iran deal "largely negotiated"; regional ceasefire and nuclear issues to be addressed in two steps
Caixin News, May 24 — After more than a month of intense negotiations, the US-Iran talks have finally made some progress. On the afternoon of May 23, Eastern Time, U.S. President Trump posted on social media that the United States and Iran have largely negotiated an agreement. According to multiple media reports, the latest proposal includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz, lifting maritime blockades by the U.S., gradually easing sanctions on Iran, and arrangements to continue negotiations. Meanwhile, Iran’s nuclear program and uranium enrichment disposal will be discussed in a subsequent step.
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