The 60-day deadline for an Iran peace deal is expiring: Where things stand
The US and Iran had 60 days to negotiate a deal to end their war and settle disagreements about Iran's nuclear program. That deadline expired, and President Trump said the US would not extend the talks. It's unclear whether a deal was reached.
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