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Iran says it is firm on seven‑day truce proposal

Iran's foreign minister says the country is standing firm on a proposed seven‑day truce and has submitted a concrete seven‑day plan to the United States, leaving the decision to America.

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  1. Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araqqi said Iran is standing firm on a proposed seven‑day truce.

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    “Nas Nações Unidas, o ministro dos Negócios Estrangeiros do Irão, Abbas Arakshi, tinha confirmado que entregou uma proposta.”

    Machine translation: At the United Nations, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Arakshi had confirmed that he delivered a proposal

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    “just today, you had Abbas Araqqi, the foreign minister, say that we're standing firm on that.”
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  2. Iranian Foreign Minister Aba Ashar Akshi said Iran has submitted a concrete seven‑day plan to the United States and now the choice is on the American side.

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    “O ministro dos Negócios Estrangeiros iraniano, Aba Ashar Akshi, confirmou aos jornalistas na ONU esse plano que diz ser concreto e afirmou que agora a escolha está do lado americano.”

    Machine translation: Iranian Foreign Minister Aba Ashar Akshi confirmed to journalists at the UN that the plan is concrete and said that now the choice is on the American side.

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