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New York Times: Iran is considering new proposals presented by mediators regarding the future of its nuclear program, which could be a breakthrough in stalled negotiations aimed at ending the war with the United States. The renewed willingness of Tehran to participate in nuclear negotiations after weeks of postponement suggests that Qatar-led mediation efforts, aimed at preventing a return to widespread hostilities, may be gaining momentum. Officials described the terms being considered as "concrete proposals," but they did not provide further details.

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New York Times: Iran is considering new proposals presented by mediators regarding the future of its nuclear program, which could be a breakthrough in stalled negotiations aimed at ending the war with the United States. The renewed willingness of Tehran to participate in nuclear negotiations after weeks of postponement suggests that Qatar-led mediation efforts, aimed at preventing a return to widespread hostilities, may be gaining momentum. Officials described the terms being considered as "concrete proposals," but they did not provide further details.

New York Times: Iran is considering new proposals presented by mediators regarding the future of its nuclear program, which could be a breakthrough in stalled negotiations aimed at ending the war with the United States. The renewed willingness of Tehran to participate in nuclear negotiations after weeks of postponement suggests that Qatar-led mediation efforts, aimed at preventing a return to widespread hostilities, may be gaining momentum. Officials described the terms being considered as "concrete proposals," but they did not provide further details.

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