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Rubio says US still willing to negotiate over Iran crisis

Marco Rubio signals U.S. openness to diplomacy with Iran provided attacks in the Strait of Hormuz cease, amid ongoing military strikes.

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The United States has conducted strikes against Iran for 11 consecutive nights. Despite the ongoing military action, Marco Rubio has stated that the U.S. remains willing to negotiate to resolve the crisis.

Coverage from Reuters, CNN, and CNBC emphasizes the risks of global fallout resulting from Tehran's threats to the Strait of Hormuz. Rubio has also informed ASEAN leaders that Iran's demands regarding the strait would establish a dangerous precedent, while noting to CNN that Tehran does not appear serious about talks.

Future developments depend on whether strikes in the Strait of Hormuz end, a condition cited by Rubio in The Jerusalem Post for the pursuit of diplomacy.

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Quick answers

How long have U.S. strikes against Iran been occurring?

According to CNBC, the U.S. has been striking Iran for 11 straight nights.

What condition must be met for the U.S. to push for diplomacy?

The Jerusalem Post reports that Marco Rubio says the U.S. is pushing for diplomacy if Hormuz strikes end.

Who did Marco Rubio warn about the precedents being set by Iran?

The Hill reports that Rubio addressed these concerns to ASEAN leaders.

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