US, Iran Explore Short-Term Deal
A three-stage memorandum would end fighting, open 30 days of talks and leave Iran’s nuclear and missile disputes unresolved, sources said.
- On Friday, the United States and Iran neared a limited, temporary agreement to halt their war, aiming to stabilize shipping through the Strait of Hormuz while leaving major nuclear disputes unresolved.
- Since the war began on February 28, the conflict has trapped around 1,500 ships and 20,000 international crew in the Gulf, disrupting energy supplies and straining global markets.
- The proposed framework would unfold in three stages, though hostilities continued Friday as the United States military carried out strikes on Iranian targets following an attack on three American destroyers.
- While global markets rallied on optimism that supply disruptions might ease, Iranian lawmaker Ebrahim Rezaei described the proposal as "more of an American wish-list than a reality."
- If both sides accept the preliminary deal, a 30-day window for negotiations on a broader agreement would begin, potentially easing tensions in Lebanon where an Israel-Hezbollah truce remains strained.
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US, Iran explore short-term deal
ISLAMABAD — The United States and Iran are edging toward a temporary agreement to halt their war, sources and officials said Thursday, with Tehran reviewing a proposal that would stop the fighting but leave the most contentious issues unresolved.
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US and Iran explore short-term deal to end fighting
The United States and Iran are edging toward a temporary agreement to halt their war, sources and officials said on Thursday, with Tehran reviewing a proposal that would stop the fighting but leave the most contentious issues unresolved. The emerging plan centres on a short-term memorandum rather than a comprehensive peace deal, underscoring deep divisions between the two sides and signalling that it would be an interim step. Hopes that even a p…
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