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How the coverage framed it

Coverage of this story was largely uniform across outlets, with a bias spread of 0.0 points and no meaningful left-right divide to report. All headlines relied on neutral, factual language and attribution. AP used the straightforward verb "says" to relay Iran's negotiating position without editorializing, while NeutralNews employed similarly measured verbs — "conducts," "host," and "falls sharply" — to describe military action, diplomatic meetings, and market movements respectively. The characterization of US military action as "defensive strikes" in one NeutralNews headline is the only phrase that carries any potential framing weight, but scorers flagged it as factual rather than slanted. Across all outlets, the shared approach treated diplomacy, market reaction, and military developments as discrete, reportable facts rather than opportunities for ideological framing.