No Iran delegation sent to US talks ahead of truce expiry
Iran has not sent a delegation to peace talks with the US as a temporary ceasefire is set to expire, with both sides accusing each other of breaching the truce. The conflict may resume, with Iran warning it will show 'new cards' on the battlefield.
Iran has not sent a delegation to new peace talks with the US ahead of the expiry of a temporary ceasefire that paused the Middle East war. The two-week truce, which was agreed upon earlier, is set to end soon, with both Iran and the US accusing each other of breaching the agreement. Initial talks in Pakistan collapsed without an agreement, and Iran has since closed the Strait of Hormuz again. US President Donald Trump announced a blockade of Iranian ports, which Iran says violated the ceasefire deal. Iran's Revolutionary Guards have warned of targeting any vessel attempting to pass through the Strait of Hormuz without permission. The conflict may resume, with Iran warning it will show 'new cards' on the battlefield if talks do not progress.
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