Trump says Netanyahu has no choice on Iran deal
President Trump declared that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu will have no choice but to accept a U.S.-brokered deal with Iran.
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Any revived U.S.-Iran nuclear agreement would affect sanctions relief, regional arms balances, and global oil supply expectations.
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