US and Iran end ceasefire talks without agreement and blaming each other
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The US and Iran have ended ceasefire talks without an agreement, with both sides blaming each other for the breakdown. The fragile two-week ceasefire is now in doubt, with neither side indicating what will happen after it expires on April 22.
The US and Iran ended face-to-face talks on Sunday without an agreement to end the war. The talks collapsed over Iran's refusal to commit to abandoning its nuclear program, according to US officials. Iranian officials blamed the US for the breakdown. A 14-day ceasefire is set to expire on April 22. Pakistani mediators have urged all parties to maintain the ceasefire. The US and Iran have sharply different proposals to end the war. Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz has been a major strategic advantage in the war. The US has moved to shift the status quo in the strait.
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