US EditionIran Seeks to De-Escalate With Israel, Reopen Nuclear Negotiations: WSJ
- On June 12, Israeli forces carried out an unexpected strike against Iran, targeting and eliminating senior military officials and damaging nuclear facilities, which escalated the ongoing tensions.
- The strike halted a planned sixth round of US-Iran talks last Sunday and stemmed from stalled diplomacy over Iran's uranium enrichment.
- Since then, Israel asserted full air supremacy over Tehran, destroyed over 120 missile launchers, while Iran has fired about 100 missiles in retaliation.
- Iran signaled willingness to resume nuclear negotiations if the US stays out of the conflict and Israel agrees to a ceasefire, a proposal Oman is mediating.
- The ongoing violence risks regional escalation, prompting Gulf states to urge Washington for a ceasefire while markets rallied on hopes of de-escalation.
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Israel-Iran conflict: Tehran reaches out to Gulf nations seeking truce, but on one condition
Amid a sharp escalation in hostilities with Israel, Iran has reportedly expressed a willingness to end the violence and return to the negotiating table over its nuclear programme. According to The Wall Street Journal, which cited Middle Eastern and European officials, Iran has conveyed messages to both Israel and the United States through Arab intermediaries. These messages included appeals to contain the conflict, stating that it was in both pa…
Will there be a deal with Iran?
All the signals point to a desperate Iran wanting a ceasefire and restart of negotiations with the United States. The Wall Street Journal and others report that the Iranians have signaled Israel asking for a deescalation of the attacks. President Trump may like this because he sees himself as a great negotiator. But he had […] The post Will there be a deal with Iran? appeared first on Asia Times.
Iranian FM said Trump could stop war with 'just one phone call'
“Israel must halt its aggression, and absent a total cessation of military aggression against us, our responses will continue,” Araghchi said. By Vered Weiss, World Israel News Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi posted on social media Monday that it would take “just one phone call” to end the conflict with Israel and put Iran back on the path to diplomacy toward the nuclear agreement. “If President (Donald) Trump is genuine about diplomacy …
Iran intensifies push for ceasefire; US: 'More days of pressure may be needed'
Iran is ramping up its efforts to secure a ceasefire as quickly as possible, aiming to recover from the blows it has sustained. To that end, it is continuing to reach out to world leaders and the UN seeking mediation and assistance. Russia has now joined the diplomatic push, following a phone call between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump. On Sunday, Israel Hayom revealed that Putin had warned Iran's Supreme Leader A…
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