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The segment reports an agreement between Iran and the US to halt hostilities in the Gulf and resume technical talks on the Strait of Hormuz, per a US official. It details a 14-point memorandum from June 17, a stand-down allowing free vessel movement, and planned talks in Qatar on Tuesday, following tit-for-tat strikes after Iranian attacks on vessels.
Source: Reuters
The segment covers the rapid deterioration of the US-Iran preliminary agreement signed around June 17-18, 2026, following US airstrikes on Iranian targets in response to attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran responded with strikes on US-allied sites in Kuwait and Bahrain. Parallel developments include ongoing violence in southern Lebanon despite an Israel-Lebanon framework deal that excludes Hezbollah, casting uncertainty over broader ceasefire talks and global markets.
Source: Associated Press
The segment covers rapid escalation between the US and Iran over several days, including Iran's missile and drone launches targeting US sites in Bahrain and Kuwait. It details the trigger of attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, US retaliatory strikes on Iranian facilities, and Iranian threats to halt diplomacy. President Trump's social media warnings are quoted, alongside IRGC statements on state TV condemning the US and vowing stronger responses. Analysts discuss risks to oil shipping and prices. The report draws on Iranian state TV, IRGC spokespeople, analyst commentary, and Trump's Truth Social posts. It references a fragile ceasefire/MOU and ongoing tit-for-tat strikes in the 2026 conflict context.
Source: Global News
The segment covers rapid escalation in US-Iran tensions, including Iran's attack on a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, US retaliatory strikes, and Iranian missile/drone launches targeting US sites in Kuwait and Bahrain. It notes no reported US casualties and President Trump's warning about potentially needing to 'militarily complete the job.' The report highlights a recent MOU on safe passage through the strait for 60 days, ongoing disagreements over its terms, Iran's assertion of management authority, and confirmation from a senior administration official that next-phase peace talks remain scheduled with messages still being exchanged.
Source: ABC News
Fox News short features Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) discussing US policy toward Iran during ongoing tensions. He describes Iran as severely weakened by prior US actions, rejects claims it holds negotiating leverage, and advocates responding to any attacks with double the force. Kennedy references a potential 60-day period before further action, expresses openness to no deal over a bad one, and uses vivid metaphors for renewed pressure. The segment is sourced from the senator's remarks on a Fox News program, without additional guests or graphics.
Source: Fox News
Al Jazeera English interviews former US ambassador to Oman Richard Schmierer on the viability of the recent US-Iran memorandum of understanding amid skirmishes in the Strait of Hormuz. The segment covers US and Iranian interpretations of the agreement's terms on shipping transit, Oman's role in coordination, international law on free navigation, and what each side must concede to sustain the 60-day negotiating period.
Source: Al Jazeera English
The segment addresses congressional appropriations to replenish US military stockpiles amid the Iran conflict, with one speaker rejecting leverage claims that withholding funds weakens deterrence against adversaries. The discussion critiques involvement in Middle East wars, their economic toll, and contrasts hundreds of billions in defense outlays with insufficient funding for healthcare, SNAP, and Medicaid. The guest cites the president's prior statements that no money existed for domestic needs yet funds are available for conflicts he campaigned against starting. The panel references Trump's 2024-2025 pledges to avoid new or endless wars.
Source: The Hill
The segment opens with US strikes on Iranian targets in response to attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, violating a tentative ceasefire. It covers President Trump's warning that Iran 'will no longer exist' if military action resumes, JD Vance remarks, and parallel Israel-Hezbollah fighting alongside a new Israel-Lebanon framework agreement. Trey Yingst reports from Tel Aviv on the exchanges and diplomacy. Analyst Jim Walsh of MIT discusses the low-level nature of the strikes, economic impacts, 50 days remaining in nuclear negotiations, and challenges of broader demands on Iran's missile program or militias. The segment references US polling on concerns over prolonged involvement.
Source: Fox News
CBC News segment covers recent exchanges of strikes between the US and Iran in the Persian Gulf region. The report describes Iranian ballistic-missile and drone launches targeting US facilities in Bahrain and Kuwait, Kuwaiti interception of missiles with no casualties, Bahraini condemnation, prior US strikes on Iranian sites near the Strait of Hormuz, and an Iranian drone attack on a commercial tanker.
Source: CBC News
The segment reports US airstrikes on Iranian military sites in response to attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, citing CENTCOM details on targets and President Trump's Truth Social post threatening further action if ceasefire violations continue. It notes a parallel Israel-Hezbollah front with new Israeli strikes after attacks killing an Israeli soldier. Last week's signing of a US-brokered framework agreement in Washington between Israel and Lebanon for peace, security, and Hezbollah disarmament is highlighted as a diplomatic breakthrough, with comments from officials on the talks. Sourcing relies on official statements, social media posts by Trump and Vance, and on-the-ground reporting from Tel Aviv; anchors reference American public opinion on ending the conflict.
Source: Fox News
The broadcast covers apparent Iranian retaliatory missile and drone strikes on US-linked targets in Bahrain and Kuwait following US Central Command strikes on Iranian sites. It references a Reuters report citing a US official on no casualties or major damage reported. The segment also discusses President Trump's social media statement accusing Iran of violating the ceasefire and warning that continued behavior could force the US to 'militarily complete the job.'
Source: Al Jazeera English
The segment covers Iran's Revolutionary Guard claiming retaliatory attacks on US sites in Kuwait and Bahrain following US strikes on Iranian coastal facilities at Sirik and Qeshm Island. It details mutual accusations of ceasefire breaches tied to a ship attack on the MT Kiku, references the Islamabad MoU on Hormuz passage, and includes Trump's Truth Social warning. Reports note no major US casualties or damage per Reuters. Analysts and a Democratic congressman discuss escalation risks and War Powers Resolution concerns. Sourcing includes IRGC statements, US Centcom, Trump posts, Reuters, and a University of Tehran expert.
Source: Al Jazeera English
The segment covers renewed US strikes on Iranian military targets in response to an Iranian drone attack on a commercial tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, hours after Iran struck US positions. It references a week-old US-Iran memorandum of understanding and ceasefire that aimed to reopen the strait, with both sides accusing each other of violations. ABC White House correspondent Selina Wang reports, citing President Trump’s direction, CENTCOM announcements, statements from Iran’s foreign ministry, and Bahrain’s accusations. It notes Israel’s separate concerns and plans to send a delegation to Washington on nuclear talks.
Source: ABC News
The segment covers renewed US-Iran military exchanges near the Strait of Hormuz days after a fragile ceasefire agreement. It details Iranian drone strikes on shipping and Bahrain, followed by US retaliatory strikes on Iranian military sites. Reporting references Vice President Vance's earlier optimism about negotiations and President Trump's comments on Iran's capabilities. CBS correspondent Aaron Navaro reports from the White House with input from national security contributor Sam Vinegrad. Sourcing includes US Central Command statements, Iranian state media and a US official.
Source: CBS News
The segment covers the latest US CENTCOM strikes on Iranian targets following an Iranian drone attack on a commercial tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. It places the incident in the context of tit-for-tat exchanges after a recent memorandum of understanding and high-level talks in Switzerland involving JD Vance. The report draws on a live contributor in Dubai citing CENTCOM statements, references prior strikes, expected Iranian retaliation toward Gulf states like Bahrain, and upcoming technical negotiations. It highlights the first direct clashes since the MOU signing.
Source: MS NOW
The broadcast opens with breaking news on a second day of US strikes on Iranian targets in Sirik and Qeshm Island, framed as retaliation for an Iranian drone attack on the commercial vessel MV Ever Lovely. It references a recent memorandum of understanding signed roughly ten days earlier and details differing interpretations of its articles on Hormuz passage and cessation of hostilities. Segments include a Tehran correspondent reporting limited official Iranian statements, an interview with retired naval officer Harlon Omen on escalation risks and oil prices, and University of Tan professor Hassan Ahmedan discussing MOU disputes, IRGC roles, and potential Iranian retaliation. Sourcing draws on US Central Command statements, Iranian state media, and named expert guests.
Source: Al Jazeera English
The segment reports tit-for-tat strikes between the US and Iran over attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, including a US response to an Iranian drone strike on a tanker and warnings from Vice President Vance. It also covers Israel's actions against Hezbollah and a US-backed framework with Lebanon. In other news, it announces Trump's nomination of former Oklahoma state trooper and Marine Lance Schroyer as ICE director, noting praise from DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin and the lack of a Senate-confirmed ICE head for 11 years.
Source: Fox News
The segment features an interview with Illinois Democratic Congressman Rajakrishnamoorthy on recent US-Iran tit-for-tat strikes testing a fragile ceasefire, Iran's leverage in the Strait of Hormuz, Pentagon war costs and a blocked War Powers Resolution. It shifts to House Oversight subpoenas for Leon Black over Epstein NDAs and payments, criticism of acting AG Todd Blanche on file redactions, and concerns over acting DNI Bill Pulte's staff firings stalling FISA 702 reauthorization.
Source: MS NOW
Fox News alert reports CENTCOM confirmation of US air strikes on Iranian targets including air defenses, drone sites, radars, and mine-laying capabilities. Strikes respond to an IRGC attack on the MT Kiku tanker near the Strait of Hormuz at ~4:30 a.m., the second such incident in two days and second night of US bombing. Jennifer Griffin cites a senior US defense official describing larger strikes than the prior night and notes Iran rejected a chance to stop firing. The segment relies on named US defense officials and CENTCOM statements. It references the MT Kiku by name and details targets and timeline. No Iranian sources or independent verification of damage appear in the clip.
Source: Fox News
The segment explains WSJ's methodology for estimating ~$400 million in construction damage to Naval Support Activity Bahrain from repeated Iranian missile and drone strikes between late February and June 2026. It details analysis of satellite imagery and social media to geolocate hits on specific buildings like a training facility and warehouse complex, interviews with service members, and application of DoD cost formulas based on square footage and building types.
Source: The Wall Street Journal
The broadcast covers recent escalation between the US and Iran, including a tanker struck by a projectile in the Strait of Hormuz reported by Britain's Maritime Security Agency, with crew safe but damage sustained. It details US strikes on Iran in response to an Iranian drone attack on a cargo ship, Iranian Revolutionary Guard warning shots, mutual accusations of ceasefire violations, and developments in the Israel-Lebanon context including Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem rejecting a recent agreement.
Source: Reuters
Al Jazeera English correspondent reports from Tehran on the day after US strikes on Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz. The segment shows ordinary life continuing amid uncertainty from overnight clashes and includes vox pops with locals discussing peace versus Iranian control of the waterway. It references the prior 40-day war phase and earlier June clashes. Sourcing relies on on-the-ground reporting and anonymous street interviews with no named experts or US officials. The piece underscores public hopes that limited strikes will not escalate to full conflict.
Source: Al Jazeera English
The Forbes Breaking News clip shows Sen. Jon Ossoff at a Savannah rally with Keisha Lance Bottoms, honoring veterans and urging turnout. Ossoff criticizes Trump over an Iran conflict, tariff-driven inflation, healthcare cuts, and corruption involving Jared Kushner and Mike Collins. Segments cover alleged war lies, service member deaths, Kushner's Albania island deal sparking protests, and Collins' staff scandals. The second paragraph notes sourcing from Ossoff's direct claims and anecdotes, with no independent verification or opposing voices presented.
Source: Forbes Breaking News
The FRANCE 24 segment examines ongoing US-Iran tensions over shipping in the Strait of Hormuz following a recent memorandum of understanding. It details conflicting route advice—Iranian via Larak Island versus the US-promoted 'Guardian Angel' route along Oman's coast—reports of attacks on vessels, stranded crews, and risks from mines. The discussion covers insurance concerns, potential Iranian tolls or fees, and escalation between the parties. The sourcing includes live analysis from Nitya Labh (Chatham House academy fellow), references to IMO guidance, statements from US officials like Marco Rubio, Iranian parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf, and mentions of upcoming talks at the Bürgenstock resort. The throughline is persistent uncertainty despite the MOU's 60-day framework.
Source: FRANCE 24 English
The segment covers breaking news of US airstrikes on Iranian missile, drone storage, and radar sites in retaliation for an Iranian drone attack on a commercial cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz. It includes Pentagon-released footage, President Trump's description of the Iranian action as a 'foolish violation' of the ceasefire agreement, Iranian counter-claims, reports of a possible second tanker incident, and commentary from retired Marine Col. Mark Cancian of CSIS on the tit-for-tat dynamic and fundamental disagreements over the waterway.
Source: NewsNation
The segment covers tit-for-tat US-Iran strikes from Thursday to Saturday in late June 2026, including US strikes on Iranian facilities near Sirik and Iranian responses targeting US assets in Bahrain. It discusses a recent MOU/ceasefire agreement and its strain from ongoing incidents in the Strait of Hormuz and Lebanon. The broadcast features an interview with Simon Maben, a Lancaster University professor specializing in Middle East politics. Segments include maps, Pentagon footage references, shipping traffic visuals, and analysis of oil prices, Gulf state concerns, and long-term regional adaptation.
Source: DW News
The segment reports US strikes on four Iranian targets along the Strait of Hormuz coastline in response to Iran's attack on a cargo ship, described as violating a recent MOU/ceasefire. It includes VP J.D. Vance's statement that violence will be met with violence, Iranian Revolutionary Guard claims of targeting US positions, and Bahrain's report of drones endangering civilians. The ceasefire is portrayed as fragile but holding despite flare-ups.
Source: Fox News
The segment features audio of President Trump describing an Iranian drone attack on a commercial cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz on June 25. He states that four drones were launched, US forces downed three, and one struck the vessel causing damage. Trump indicates a response will follow. The clip includes background music and is presented under a headline claiming US strikes and Iranian condemnation. No additional narration or guests appear.
Source: The Sun
The segment covers statements by IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi on technical talks with Iran for resuming inspections under a US-Iran memorandum of understanding. It notes contradictory US and Iranian claims on inspection access and details the MOU provision for on-site down-blending of enriched uranium under IAEA supervision. Background explains limited IAEA access since the 2015 JCPOA and post-2018 developments.
Source: FRANCE 24 English
Fox News alert segments detail US airstrikes on Iranian drone/missile sites and radar installations near the Strait of Hormuz in response to a June 25 drone attack on the Singapore-flagged MV Ever Lovely. Correspondent Jennifer Griffin cites senior US officials and CENTCOM statements confirming limited strikes as a warning amid the recent MOU/ceasefire. Analysts discuss IRGC fragmentation and risks to the deal. Panel covers broader Middle East context including Israel-Lebanon truce and domestic Democratic Party issues.
Source: Fox News
The segment opens with analysis of recent US-Iran cease-fire strains, including strikes near the Strait of Hormuz, JD Vance's comments on honoring the agreement while meeting violations with force, and challenges in Lebanon involving Israel and Hezbollah. Panelists discuss the fragile nature of the deal and off-ramps for negotiations. It then shifts to Democratic Party dynamics, citing comments from Sen. Slotkin and Rep. Jeffries on leadership and new models, primary results favoring progressive candidates like those backed by Zohran Mamdani, and upcoming Colorado races. A winners-and-losers segment follows.
Source: Fox News
The segment covers a fragile US-Iran ceasefire strained by an alleged Iranian drone attack on a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz. US forces responded with strikes on Iranian missile, drone, and radar sites; Iran reported hits on piers at Sirri Island and vowed retaliation. Trump commented on the incident and Iran's remaining capabilities. Correspondent Sasha Petroik reports from Washington, referencing CENTCOM statements and ongoing talks including on Iran's nuclear program.
Source: CBC News
The segment covers breaking news of President Trump ordering retaliatory US airstrikes on Iranian missile and drone storage sites plus coastal radar facilities. It frames the action as a response to Iran attacking a commercial ship exiting the Strait of Hormuz, which Trump called a foolish violation of a cease-fire. The report references US Central Command and notes falling oil prices. Sourcing relies on official statements from US Central Command; no named guests or independent experts appear in the provided transcript. The broadcast is a standard wire-style update focused on the immediate military response and context of prior agreements.
Source: NBC News
The late edition of Balance of Power covers breaking US Central Command strikes on Iranian storage and radar sites in response to a drone attack on a commercial ship in the Strait of Hormuz, framed as a violation of the recent ceasefire/MOU. Segments discuss the fragility of the truce, potential escalation, industry and market reactions, plus AI model release limits by OpenAI and Anthropic amid government reviews. Additional topics include a congressional time capsule for America's 250th anniversary, the stalled 21st Century Road to Housing Act, and updates on Ukraine's operations.
Source: Bloomberg Television
The segment covers a pending US-Iran peace framework that would permit nuclear inspectors after finalization and sanctions relief, alongside a recent suspected Iranian strike on a vessel in the Strait of Hormuz threatening the truce and UN evacuations. Correspondent Robert Sherman reports from Qatar on an exclusive interview with Dr. Mohsen Rezaei, former IRGC commander and newly appointed senior military adviser to Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei. Rezaei discusses Iran’s view of the strait as a national security asset and floats service fees, tolls, insurance mechanisms, and environmental/security costs to be borne by oil transporters rather than Iranians. The report notes US opposition under President Trump and similar concerns from Gulf states meeting with Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
Source: NewsNation
The segment covers a drone attack on the Singapore-flagged cargo ship Ever Lovely as it exited the Strait of Hormuz near Oman. US officials attribute it to Iran's IRGC; the strike damaged the bridge with no casualties reported. The IMO paused an evacuation operation amid Iranian warnings on approved routes and insurance. The president expresses confidence in the US-Iran deal, noting open straits and plans for unfrozen funds to purchase US agricultural goods.
Source: Fox News
The broadcast focused on a cargo ship attack in the Strait of Hormuz raising oil transit concerns, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio rejecting tolls amid Iran talks, and a sharp selloff in Asian tech stocks led by Apple's price increases on Macs, iPads and Vision Pro due to memory chip shortages. It also covered Micron results, OpenAI IPO delay rumors, PCE data impacts on Treasuries, and secondary stories including Venezuela earthquakes and a Sudan corporate liability trial. Sourcing relied on named Bloomberg analysts, market data, UKMTO reports, and Rubio quotes; guests included Winnie Hsu, Eugenia Victorino, Stewart Livingstone Wallace, Robert Lee, and Matt Stanley.
Source: Bloomberg Television
The short Reuters clip features President Trump speaking to farmers about new export opportunities. He highlights Iran as an emerging market, stating the US will use unfrozen Iranian assets to purchase wheat, soybeans, and corn for the country amid its food shortages. The segment consists solely of Trump's direct remarks with no additional narration, graphics, or guests. It presents the claim as part of broader efforts to open markets for American agriculture.
Source: Reuters
The segment from MS NOW's Lawrence O'Donnell focused on Republican senators' handling of a war powers resolution limiting presidential action in the Iran conflict. It highlighted a closed-door shouting match between President Trump and Sen. Bill Cassidy, subsequent vote switches by Cassidy and Sen. Rand Paul on a procedural matter, and Trump's confrontation with senators including criticism of Sen. Lisa Murkowski.
Source: MS NOW
The segment examines the June 2026 US-Iran memorandum of understanding ending the brief war that began in February. It highlights Iranian retention of the regime, sanctions relief, and reopening of the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for a 60-day negotiation window. The broadcast cites National Review, Washington Examiner, Karl Rove, and the New York Times editorial board to argue a cross-partisan view that the US emerged weaker and that Trump lost both the war and the peace. It references potential Iranian $40 billion windfall from Hormuz fees, $87 billion taxpayer costs, and low public support at 24 percent. The second paragraph notes reliance on published editorials and strategist commentary rather than new reporting or administration guests.
Source: MS NOW
ABC News segment reports a US official confirming an Iranian drone attack on a commercial vessel that had transited the Strait of Hormuz near Oman, damaging the bridge. The report links the incident to an Iranian warning about approved transit routes and discusses its potential violation of a recent US-Iran memo of understanding. It notes the International Maritime Organization pausing seafarer evacuations amid the fragile 60-day negotiation period. The segment references prior US retaliatory patterns and uncertainty over responses. Sourcing relies on a named US official, British maritime monitoring group, and public Iranian statements, with no on-screen experts or graphics detailed in the transcript.
Source: ABC News
The segment reviews recent Reuters/Ipsos polls showing Trump's approval at 34% and public skepticism toward the Iran war, with only 24% viewing it as worth the costs. It highlights Social Security data on declining popularity of the name Donald and excerpts from a new Haberman-Swan book alleging Trump's self-comparison to historical dictators. The host analyzes a recent Trump social media post claiming Iran agreed to nuclear inspections and eased the Hormuz Strait blockade, notes Iran's denial, and quotes Sen. Tim Sheehy describing Iran's approach as rope-a-dope. Sourcing draws from polls, NYT reporting, and the senator's Fox News appearance.
Source: MS NOW
The segment features a CNN panel discussing President Trump's June 2026 memorandum of understanding with Iran. It covers the 60-day interim agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, waive oil sanctions, end active strikes, and set parameters for final negotiations on nuclear issues and sanctions relief. Panelists compare it to the 2015 JCPOA, debate its strength relative to prior U.S. leverage, and assess political timing ahead of midterms and impacts on gas prices.
Source: CNN
Forbes Breaking News aired Hakeem Jeffries speaking to reporters outside New York polling places during primaries. He focused on opposing the US-Iran conflict, higher energy costs, a Senate war powers resolution, House appropriations fights, additional funding requests, and broader Trump criticisms including Medicaid and immigration.
Source: Forbes Breaking News
Bloomberg Television covered Vice President JD Vance's participation in a quadrilateral meeting in Switzerland with delegates from Iran, Pakistan, and Qatar. The segment addressed a Trump Truth Social post threatening Iran over proxies in Lebanon and discussed an unusual photo opportunity sequence. Reporting noted the Iranian delegation's brief entry and exit, avoiding a shared photo, while confirming substantive talks occurred once cameras were off. Switzerland's backchannel role was highlighted due to absent formal US-Iran ties.
Source: Bloomberg Television
The NBC News clip shows Sen. Cory Booker reacting to another Democrat's suggestion that Trump deserves credit for ending the conflict with Iran by withdrawing rather than escalating. Booker compares it to an arsonist fleeing a fire and accuses Trump of leading the US into disaster through capitulation. He calls for congressional checks on the president and criticizes Republicans for initially enabling the approach.
Source: NBC News
The segment features reporter Patty Culhane discussing a Trump Truth Social post warning Iran to stop proxies in Lebanon or face harder US strikes, contrasting it with VP J.D. Vance's more conciliatory remarks. It covers the US delegation in Switzerland for talks, led by Vance alongside Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, focusing on Lebanon and nuclear issues. The report notes Vance's public comments on enriched uranium differing from the agreement's provision for IAEA-supervised dilution inside Iran.
Source: Al Jazeera English
The segment analyzes ongoing US-Iran talks in Switzerland involving Vice President JD Vance, with Pakistan and Qatar as mediators. It contrasts Vance's measured tone on nuclear and Lebanon issues with President Trump's sharper Truth Social and Fox News remarks threatening action over the Strait of Hormuz. The discussion covers the 14-point MOU implementation, noting Iranian emphasis that current talks address only the Lebanon ceasefire point first, amid ongoing Israel-Hezbollah clashes. It notes regional fatigue with conflict and the importance of behind-closed-doors substance over rhetoric.
Source: Sky News
Bloomberg Television interview with former Defense Secretary Mark Esper on the recently signed US-Iran MOU. Segments cover Strait of Hormuz shipping status post-agreement, the MOU's limited nuclear provisions, Hezbollah's role as a potential spoiler in Lebanon-related talks, Israel's exclusion from negotiations, ballistic missile issues, and US-NATO force posture ahead of a summit.
Source: Bloomberg Television
The segment shows JD Vance answering reporters before technical negotiations begin among U.S., Iran, Pakistan, and Qatar teams in Switzerland. Vance highlights recent progress on the Lebanon ceasefire, U.S. role in regional diplomacy, and commitment to a broader peace including nuclear issues. Vance describes the meetings as the start of structured technical talks supported by political leadership, with partners including Qatar, Pakistan, and Israel. The clip ends as media are asked to leave for the sessions to proceed.
Source: Forbes Breaking News
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