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Iran, US agree on 'guiding principles' in nuclear talks, but deal not imminent, says Iranian foreign minister
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Iran, US agree on ‘guiding principles’ in nuclear talks, but deal not imminent, says Iranian foreign minister

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“…Ultimately we’ve been able to reach a general agreement on some guiding principles, from now on we will move based on those principles and enter the text of a potential agreement,” said Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi

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