Trump calls off strikes on Iran, claims agreement could be signed this weekend in Europe

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Former US President Donald Trump claimed he called off planned strikes against Iran and suggested a potential agreement could be signed this weekend in Europe. Iran's government stated no final decision had been made, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office described the development as an "emerging MoU regarding entry into negotiations."

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Iran says no final decision made following latest US claim that accord is at hand; Netanyahu's office calls deal an 'emerging MoU regarding entry into negotiations' after he speaks with president.

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