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Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf
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Trump keeps Iran talks open but declares ceasefire over after new Gulf strikes
The United States and Iran are still talking, but Donald Trump’s declaration that the ceasefire is over has pushed the war back into a dangerous mix of strikes, Gulf retaliation and unresolved Hormuz control.
Has the US-Iran peace deal collapsed? What the Switzerland talks reveal
The US-Iran peace deal has not formally collapsed, but an Iranian walkout, Trump’s threats and the Hormuz closure have pushed it close to failure.
Pakistan steps into high-stakes US Iran diplomacy as Gulf risks remain unresolved
Pakistan has opened a diplomatic channel. The harder test is whether United States Iran talks can survive Hormuz, sanctions and nuclear distrust.
Strait of Hormuz reopens on paper, yet ships turn back as Iran and US clash over blockade terms
Iran reopened the Strait of Hormuz, but United States blockade language and shipping confusion kept traffic uncertain. Read what changed and why it matters.
No breakthrough yet in US-Iran talks as Hormuz, assets and war terms divide both sides
US-Iran talks paused after 14 hours in Islamabad, with expert-level exchanges set to continue as disputes over Hormuz, assets and war terms remain.
Ceasefire collapses on day one? Iran shuts Hormuz again as Israel pounds Beirut
Iran's parliament speaker calls peace talks unreasonable after Israeli strikes on Lebanon violate ceasefire terms on day one of the US-Iran truce.