Trump extends US-Iran ceasefire: how do the two sides overcome mistrust?

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  So far, no decision has been made because of the confusing messages we have been receiving from the United States.

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  That's the Iranian Foreign Ministry there.

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  But the last minute extension to the ceasefire between the US and Iran has been agreed.

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  After numerous accusations of violations by both sides,

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  however, what happens between the two parties who do n't trust each other?

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  Also ahead, we'll hear more on a NATO Secretary General's trip to Turkey.

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  That's ahead of the organization's summit in Ankara later this year.

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