Caution, relief as US politicians respond to Trump’s ceasefire with Iran
Democrats welcome the truce and call for accountability, as Republican hawks voice scepticism about talks with Tehran.
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- Democrats welcome the truce and call for accountability, as Republican hawks voice scepticism about talks with Tehran.
- Reported by Al Jazeera.
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Democrats welcome the truce and call for accountability, as Republican hawks voice scepticism about talks with Tehran.
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