Axios reports that Steve Witkoff is set to head to Switzerland for the first round of US-Iran nuclear negotiations, while Jared Kushner has already arrived ahea...
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Axios reports that Steve Witkoff is set to head to Switzerland for the first round of US-Iran nuclear negotiations, while Jared Kushner has already arrived ahead of the expected talks. If a deal is agreed upon in 60 days, the war will conclude. If not, the US will likely resume its bombing campaign—as Trump has intimated. .
Axios reports that Steve Witkoff is set to head to Switzerland for the first round of US-Iran nuclear negotiations, while Jared Kushner has already arrived ahea...
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