US-Iran Peace Talks Begin in Pakistan Amid Hormuz Tensions

US and Iranian officials have begun peace talks in Islamabad to end the conflict, with President Trump announcing the US would soon unblock the Strait of Hormuz. Iran reportedly warned Israel against Beirut strikes, threatening to halt negotiations, while a planned Trump address on an Iran ceasefire was canceled due to unclear terms.

11 Apr, 05:59 — 11 Apr, 05:59

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Iran forced Israel to stop Beirut strikes by threatening to skip talks with US in Pakistan: Report

Iran reportedly warned that any resumption of Israeli attacks on Beirut or its southern suburb Dahieh would immediately end negotiations.

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US-Iran Peace Talks Begin in Pakistan Amid Hormuz Tensions

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Iran forced Israel to stop Beirut strikes by threatening to skip talks with US in Pakistan: Report

Prvi pogovori po izbruhu vojne, obe delegaciji že v Islamabadu

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