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Pakistan signals progress toward U.S. Iran deal amid reparation demands
Both the United States and Iran are still presenting competing positions on reparations, underscoring how much room remains before any deal can be finalized.
CNBC Markets reports that Pakistan has signaled progress toward a potential U.S.-Iran deal, even as the two sides continue to air sharply different positions on what they each consider necessary for repayment, or reparations.
According to CNBC Markets, Washington and Tehran are also framing their positions in ways that reflect how far apart they remain, despite shared rhetoric about winding down regional hostilities.
The reporting highlights that progress signaling is occurring alongside unresolved reparation demands, a dynamic that keeps the path to a broader agreement uncertain.