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Tehran says it is working with third parties to shorten the timeline for carrying out the proposed seven day framework.
Part of a series: US-Iran conflict escalates as costs rise past $47 billion
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Mediators are pushing Iran to permit IAEA access to bombed sites in return for eased sanctions. Officials warn that failing to reach a deal could lead to renewed military strikes by the U.S. and Israel.
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A report indicates that military actions against Iran after the midterm elections could focus on the country's leadership.
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A senior diplomat stated that military action against Iran is independent of domestic political changes in Israel. President Trump said he would examine the possibility of forming a broader coalition cabinet in Israel.
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Tehran dismissed claims that Doha submitted a new agreement to halt fighting with Washington, maintaining its nuclear stance. Abbas Araghchi stated that Israeli-backed strikes in the Gulf would disrupt global gas supply and demand.
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A Central Command document estimates the conflict has cost over $47 billion through mid-October, up from $43.6 billion in early September. The total includes $29 billion in munitions and $6 billion in destroyed equipment, excluding damage to bases in the Persian Gulf.
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President Trump stated that the conflict with Iran will conclude on his terms. A report indicates the financial cost of the war has reached $47 billion.
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