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A screenshot of a CNN World news article. It includes the CNN logo and "World" section label at top, a headline, byline, date, and a photo of U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio speaking at a podium during a press gaggle, with an American flag and an "ASEAN Philippines 2026" backdrop banner behind him. Below the photo is an italicized video caption/duration and two paragraphs of article body text summarizing Rubio's remarks about Iran and President Trump's Iran policy.
Text in image: CNN World Rubio says Iran "begging" US to make a deal, adds Trump's policy is "a head for an eye" By Karina Tsui July 23, 2026 ASEAN PHILIPPINES 2026 Rubio says Iran "begging" US to make a deal, adds Trump's policy is "a head for an eye" 00:47 US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Thursday was asked about President Donald Trump's recent threats to "bomb and destroy" a bridge or power plant every time Iran targets a ship in the Strait of Hormuz. Addressing reporters at a gaggle on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit in Manila, Rubio claimed, "Iran is begging us, both directly and indirectly: 'Let's do a deal. Let's talk. Let's talk.'" 1
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A screenshot of page 2 of a printed document/article, plain black text on a white background, with a page number "2" at the bottom right. The text is a news excerpt discussing US-Iran tensions, quoting an unnamed official (referred to as "he") on Iran breaking ceasefire deals, Iran's foreign minister Abbas Araghchi describing Iran's defense doctrine, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio characterizing the president's policy toward Iran.
Text in image: He added that every time the US and Iran agree on a ceasefire deal "the people that are in charge there, they either break it or they want to change it." "So they're going to continue to pay a price, and they're going every night the price gets higher and higher and higher," he added. "Right now, apparently, they haven't come to their senses, and so the president doesn't see a lot of utility in responding to their overtures at this point, because frankly, Iran is clearly not ready to make a deal –– at least, not one they're willing to live by." Iran's top diplomat Abbas Araghchi recently described the country's defense doctrine as "an eye for an eye." "Any aggression against Iran, including our infrastructure, will compel a powerful and decisive response," Araghchi said on X late Wednesday. "The president's policy is 'a head for an eye.' I mean, honestly, that's what it's going to be," Rubio said. 2
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