US-Iran nuclear talks saw progress on key issues before recent strikes - report

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US-Iran nuclear negotiations reportedly made progress on uranium enrichment suspension, dilution, facility dismantlement, and inspections in the days preceding recent strikes. US officials stated these strikes, a response to Iran downing a US helicopter, would not impede reaching a deal, with President Trump expressing optimism for a positive outcome.

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Negotiations, according to US officials, have moved well beyond deliberations on the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, as diplomats have begun narrowing down on four key issues regarding Iran's nukes.

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