A diplomatic mission stated that current conditions in the Baltic region present a risk where provocations could escalate into significant conflict. The mission characterized the situation as volatile, though specific details regarding the alleged provocations or the precise nature of the potential disaster were not independently verified in the provided text.
Iran may give up its highly enriched uranium if deal with US reached — president
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Masoud Pezeshkian told Fox News that Tehran would comply with the deal with Washington within the framework of international law
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