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How the Iran Deal Is Testing the U.S.-Israel Alliance

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By Natalie Kitroeff Verified, Ronen Bergman Verified, Mark Mazzetti Verified
| The New York Times Verified
The DailySubscribe: How the Iran Deal Is Testing the U.S.-Israel Alliance The conflict between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon poses a threat to U.S.-Iran negotiations to permanently end the war in Iran. Back to The Daily Previous More episodes ofThe Daily June 21, 2026  •  51:00Can a Bad Man Be a Good Father?
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Paskutinę minutę pakibo ant plauko: kas ir kaip išgelbėjo istorinį Trumpo susitarimą

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By Adam Rasgon Verified, Ronen Bergman Verified, Farnaz Fassihi Verified
| 15min Verified
Tuo tarpu Vašingtone prezidentas Donaldas Trumpas ruošėsi savo gimtadienio vakarienei. Derybų tarpininkai manė, kad būtent gimtadienis ir sekmadienio vakarą numatytos mišrių kovos menų (UFC) rugtynės galėtų nuteikti JAV prezidentą tą pačią dieną pasirašyti susitarimą. Izraelyje pareigūnai bandė nuryti pažeminimą: atrodė, kad jų artimiausias sąjungininkas netrukus sudarys atskirą susitarimą su didžiausiu jų priešu.
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How the U.S.-Iran Deal Came Down to the Wire

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By Adam Rasgon Verified, Ronen Bergman Verified, Farnaz Fassihi Verified
| Breaking One
Just after midnight in Tehran, Iran's capital, earlier this week, a motorcade speeding to the airport came to a sudden stop. Qatari officials emerged from their cars and huddled on the side of the road. Yet another last-minute crisis had come up in the marathon Iran talks, and the Qataris had clear instructions from their leadership not to leave without an announced deal. In Washington, President Donald Trump was getting ready for a birthday dinner.
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