Pakistan prepares to host peace talks as Iran accuses US of ground assault plans
Pakistan is preparing to host peace talks to end the conflict between the US and Iran, despite Iran's accusations that the US is planning a ground assault. The talks aim to bring a comprehensive and lasting settlement to the ongoing conflict, which has killed thousands and spread economic pain worldwide.
Pakistan is set to host peace talks to end the US-Iran conflict. The talks may include the US and Iran, but it's unclear if they have agreed to attend. Iran has accused the US of planning a ground assault while seeking negotiations. The conflict has entered its second month, with Israel launching over 140 air strikes on Iran. The war has killed thousands and damaged major aluminium plants in Bahrain and the UAE. The US has dispatched thousands of Marines to the Middle East, with the first contingent arriving on Friday.
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