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Iran sets conditions for ending the war

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Iran said ending the war should include lifting economic sanctions and releasing its frozen assets abroad. One report described the list as seven conditions, while the reports specified only some of them.

Countries involved Yemen · none in our sourcesUnited States · 0 of our 3 outletsIran · 0 of our 2 outletsSaudi Arabia · 0 of our 1 outlet

First reported among our outlets by Clarín (Argentina), · most coverage from India (2), Argentina (1)

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Iran

Iran has put forward its conditions for ending the war, including the lifting of sanctions targeting its economy and the unconditional release of its frozen assets abroad.

NDTV, reporting Iran

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Clarín · Argentina24 Sep 09:30

Iran threatens to extend the war “to the Indian Ocean” if the US attacks

Translated from: Irán amenaza con extender la guerra "hasta el océano Índico" si EEUU ataca
Highlights Iran’s sanctions and asset conditions
NDTV · India24 Sep 09:44

Iran Threatens To Expand War To Indian Ocean If US Strikes Again

Relays Agence France-Presse (AFP), Fars
Relays AFP and Fars on Iran’s conditions

Iran has put forward its conditions for ending the war, including the lifting of sanctions targeting its economy and the unconditional release of its frozen assets abroad.

NDTV, reporting Iran
The Hindu · India24 Sep 12:04

Iran threatens to expand war to Indian Ocean if U.S. attacks again

Highlights Iran’s sanctions and asset conditions

Iran has put forward its conditions for ending the war, including the lifting of sanctions targeting its economy and the unconditional release of its frozen assets abroad.

The Hindu

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