US EditionPush for De-Escalation in Middle East
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The US is suspending planned attacks on Iran for two weeks. After talks with Pakistan and a proposal from Tehran, President Trump sees progress towards a comprehensive peace agreement in the Middle East. More in the live ticker.
As Donald Trump's ultimatum to Iranians came to an end, the United States and the Islamic Republic agreed to a two-week suspension of hostilities on the evening of Tuesday, April 7. In exchange for a halt to the Israeli-American bombing of Iran, Tehran agreed to reopen the Strait of Ormuz and announced discussions between the two sides in Islamabad, as confirmed by Pakistan.
Diplomatic efforts progressed and "could lead to substantial results in the near future".
President Claudia Sheinbaum celebrated the two-week truce to the war in the Middle East, following Iran’s opening of the Strait of Ormuz. “Well, I think the whole world recognizes these two weeks that took place yesterday... Full note »
Push for de-escalation in Middle East
by AZADEH AKBAR in Tehran & WILL COOPER in Washington Special contributors TEHRAN, (CAJ News) – TENSIONS in the Middle East have intensified following recent military exchanges involving the United States, Israel and Iran, prompting urgent international calls for restraint. In a significant development, the United States has proposed a two-week pause in hostilities, aimed at creating space for renewed diplomatic engagement. Officials in Washingt…
Oil prices drop and stock markets rise, although Israel claims that the ceasefire does not include Lebanon.
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