Israeli attacks on Lebanon were 'grave violation' of US-Iran ceasefire deal, Iranian minister tells BBC
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Our live coverage on this page has closed - follow the latest updates on our new live page here. Iranian negotiators have arrived in Pakistan ahead of peace talks due to take place this weekend with the US, says Iran state media Their arrival comes after US President Donald Trump says the only reason Iranians "are alive today is to negotiate" JD Vance says he is "looking forward to negotiations" - the US vice-president, who is on his way to Islamabad, says he will work with Iran if they act in "good faith" - but...
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Main Idea: President Donald Trump said US-Iran talks in Pakistan could lead to a deal, but he also warned that any agreement must stop Iran from getting a nuclear weapon.
Key Points:
- Iranian negotiators arrived in Pakistan for weekend talks with the United States, with JD Vance set to lead the US side.
- Trump called the talks uncertain but said he wished Vance luck and did not expect a backup plan to be needed.
- The article says Israel’s continued strikes in Lebanon are complicating the wider ceasefire effort and raising doubts about the talks.
- Lebanon said it wants a ceasefire before direct talks with Israel, while the United States is also set to mediate separate Israel-Lebanon discussions in Washington.
Impact on the People
Negative Impact
More fighting in Lebanon and tense US-Iran talks could keep oil and shipping costs high, which may raise prices for US households and businesses.
Positive Impact
A ceasefire deal could reduce war risk and help calm markets, which may ease fuel costs and supply worries for US consumers.
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Major Iranian official featured in the live coverage and quoted on ceasefire conditions.
Include 0 (0%)Ignore 0 (0%)5 to threshold - Israeli Ambassador to the United States Michael LeiterpersonMajorAI selected
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