G7 foreign ministers have called for a truce between Israel and Iran, encouraging a resumption of negotiations over Iran's nuclear program.
Cristina Petrache
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The G7 called for a truce between Israel and Iran amid fears over Iran's nuclear program. Negotiations between Iran and the US, which began in April, are aimed at a diplomatic solution, but Iran says its program is civilian. The US president has announced a truce after mutual strikes, while Iranian officials are discussing damage to nuclear facilities. The G7 urges avoiding destabilizing actions, while Russia expresses skepticism about restoring the 2015 deal.
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