The latest reports say U.S.-Iran peace talks may resume this week, possibly within the next two days in Islamabad, but nothing has been formally agreed yet. Iran has also said it has no confirmed information about a new round of talks after the first session ended without a deal.[2][3]
The talks are being watched closely because they could shape whether the current ceasefire holds and whether tensions around the Strait of Hormuz ease. Reuters-linked reporting also says there is active discussion about sending U.S. and Iranian teams back to Islamabad this week, but sources stress that no final arrangement is set.[1][10][2]
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Iran said it could suspend uranium enrichment for up to five years but the Trump administration insisted on 20 years, officials from both countries said.
www.nytimes.comDonald Trump says the U.S.-Iran war is "very close" to an end amid a two-week ceasefire, as U.S. and Iranian negotiators prepare to restart peace talks Thursday.
www.foxbusiness.comTraffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains at a trickle, despite President Donald Trump proclaiming that a ceasefire with Iran depended on it reopening.
www.cnbc.comThe U.S. blockade of Iran's ports is now in its second day as Washington pressures Tehran to relinquish control of the Strait of Hormuz.
www.cbsnews.comUS president says second round of talks could be held in Pakistan as blockade of Iranian ports continues.
www.aljazeera.comIran says there is "no information" about any agreement for further discussions with the US after the first round failed to reach a peace deal.
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