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President Donald Trump met with advisors in the White House Situation Room today for roughly two hours.

That's according to a person familiar with the matter. Despite Trump's earlier suggestion that the meeting would end with a quote, final determination,

it remains unclear whether he planned to sign off on the agreement with Iran to reopen the Strait of Formuz and start nuclear talks.

The tentative deal with Iran would also extend the current ceasefire for 60 days.

In a lengthy truth social post earlier, Trump laid out the parameters of an agreement.

Iran must agree to never having a nuclear weapon, the strait of Hormuz be opened immediately

without any tolls, and mines must be destroyed.

In turn, Trump says the U.S. blockade on Iranian ports would be lifted, and that Iran's

stockpile of highly enriched uranium would be, quote, unearthed and destroyed

in coordination with Tehran.

Here's CNN's Kevin Liptack.

Our understanding is that the finer details of Iran's nuclear program are going to be left

to future negotiations.

You know, this memorandum is going to start a clock of 60 days where the two sides are supposed

to really come to some kind of agreement

on trying to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions. And two, the president suggesting here that Iran has

submitted to having the U.S. come in, which would be a very dangerous mission, and destroy the

material. What we have heard from Iran is that, in fact, the details of their nuclear program are not under

discussion.

A spokesperson for Iran's foreign ministry says a memorandum of understanding between the two nations

hasn't been finalized.

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