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On June 7, 2026, about 100 days into the Iran war, Trump was struggling to reach a peace deal, and the UN said the war is pushing millions into hunger, according to the Guardian. New attacks put the US-Iran talks at risk, Frankfurter Allgemeine wrote. Trump separated the Lebanon issue from the Iran ceasefire deal, and Trump said Netanyahu will have 'no choice' but to accept a deal with Iran.
The US considered using frozen Iranian assets to fund Gulf states' post-war repairs, and Iran rejected the idea. Trump set conditions for unfreezing Iran's assets. Trump also urged Netanyahu not to retaliate after Iran's missile attack, which followed an attack on Beirut.
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