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Pakistan Seeks Breakthrough in US-Iran Peace Talks
Pakistan is pressing to revive stalled U.S.-Iran talks as Iran reviews a new offer and Trump says he may wait only a few days.
- Pakistan stepped up diplomatic efforts on Thursday to hasten U.S.-Iran peace talks, as President Donald Trump suggested he could wait a few days for "the right answers" from Tehran but remained willing to resume attacks.
- Six weeks into a fragile ceasefire, peace talks have stalled while soaring oil prices fuel inflation concerns. Trump faces domestic pressure ahead of November's midterm elections as fuel prices surge, dragging his approval ratings.
- On Wednesday, Iran released a map designating a "controlled maritime zone" at the Strait of Hormuz, requiring authorization for transit. Only 26 ships crossed in the past 24 hours, a fraction of pre-war daily passages.
- Two Chinese supertankers carrying about 4 million barrels of oil exited the strait on Wednesday, as Trump warned at Joint Base Andrews he would accept a deal or do "things that are a little bit nasty."
- Tehran retains near-weapons-grade uranium and drone capabilities, leading the Revolutionary Guards to warn that renewed aggression would expand the regional war beyond its borders. Iran continues reviewing Washington's latest responses following Monday's offer submission.
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Pakistan Pushes for Breakthrough in US-Iran Peace Talks as Hormuz Dispute Threatens Global Economy
Pakistan has intensified diplomatic efforts to mediate between the United States and Iran as negotiations continue over ending the U.S.-Israeli war and stabilizing the Middle East. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi met Pakistani Interior Minister Syed Mohsin Naqvi in Tehran after Islamabad reportedly conveyed Washington’s latest proposals to Tehran earlier this week. The talks come […] The post Pakistan Pushes for Breakthrough in US-Iran Pe…
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