US Optimistic On Iran Peace Deal As Pak Delegation Meets In Tehran
The US is optimistic about reaching a peace deal with Iran, with a possible second round of talks in Pakistan, as Tehran threatens to shut down Red Sea trade unless the US lifts its naval blockade. The US has blocked Iranian ports, claiming to have halted economic trade, but Iran insists its nuclear program is for civilian purposes.
The US is discussing a possible second round of peace talks with Iran in Pakistan. A Pakistani delegation arrived in Tehran bearing a new message from Washington. US Vice President JD Vance has said Iran is being offered a 'grand bargain' to end the six-week war with Israel and address the decades-old dispute over Tehran's nuclear program. The US has blocked Iranian ports, claiming to have halted economic trade, but Iran insists its nuclear program is for civilian purposes. Iranian officials have warned that unless the US lifts the blockade, they will not allow exports or imports to continue in the Persian Gulf, Sea of Oman, and Red Sea. The US and Iran have differing proposals for a deal, with the US seeking a 20-year suspension of Iran's uranium enrichment program and Iran proposing a five-year suspension.
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