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Iran says no point in US peace talks after Beirut strike
NDTV··15 Jun
NDTV reported that Iran said there was no point in peace talks with the United States after Israel struck Hezbollah targets in Beirut's southern suburbs. Iranian negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf accused Washington of lacking the will or ability to uphold commitments.
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What It Means For You
- Peace talks can collapse if allied military action contradicts promised ceasefire terms.
- Hormuz reopening remains tied to broader regional commitments.
- Lebanon has become central to whether the Iran deal is credible.
What's Happening
- Iran criticised the US after Israeli strikes in Beirut.
- Trump had said a deal was close and Hormuz would reopen.
- Qatari mediators arrived in Tehran to help finalise talks.
Deal Disputes
- Iran wants sanctions relief and control over its enriched uranium process.
- The US wants guarantees against nuclear weapons and open shipping lanes.
- Israel wants freedom to strike Hezbollah and Iranian-linked threats.
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