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State Department says proximity talks narrowed issues; hopes for 60-day ceasefire and partial hostage releases
Summary
State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said proximity talks had reduced outstanding issues and officials were hopeful by the end of the week for a deal to secure a 60-day ceasefire and the release of hostages, while discussions continue over humanitarian aid channels.
State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said U.S.-led proximity talks had reduced outstanding issues and that negotiators were "hopeful by the end of this week" for an agreement that would deliver a 60-day ceasefire and secure some hostage releases. Bruce told reporters the talks had moved from four outstanding issues to one after two days of proximity talks.
Why it matters: A negotiated ceasefire and hostage releases would shape immediate humanitarian access and…
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