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US, Iran Fail to Reach Peace Agreement After Marathon Talks

Eric Martin, Catherine Lucey, Patrick Sykes
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US and Iran failed to reach a peace agreement after intensive weekend negotiations in Pakistan, marking a significant diplomatic setback amid escalating Middle East tensions. The breakdown centers on Iran’s refusal to commit to halting nuclear weapons development, a red line for US negotiators led by Vice President JD Vance. Iranian state media, including Fars News Agency, confirmed the impasse, stating no further talks are scheduled, signaling a prolonged standoff. The failed negotiations extend the six-week regional conflict, with no immediate diplomatic path forward to de-escalate hostilities. Both sides departed without concessions, leaving the US to reassess its strategy as Iran maintains its nuclear ambitions and regional influence.
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