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Straits Times Reports Detail U.S.-Iran Disputes and Netanyahu Comments; South China Morning Post Publishes Unverified Claims of Preliminary Deal

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Supported reporting from the Straits Times describes a nearly three-month-old U.S.-Israeli military campaign, ongoing disagreements between Washington and Tehran, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's private assessment of limited influence over U.S. policy. Separate unverified claims from the South China Morning Post allege a draft accord on the Strait of Hormuz and related protests and political reactions.

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