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Why US–Iran talks are hitting a wall: Hardliner Ahmad Vahidi of the Revolutionary Guards pulls the strings militarily & diplomatically
The new head of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Ahmad Vahidi, is reportedly sidelining Tehran’s moderates and imposing a hard line toward the US. Why he promoted Mojtaba Khamenei, how he shut down the first talks in Islamabad, and his links to terrorist acts abroad
Analysis: The Strait of Hormuz, a ceasefire hanging by a thread, and what Trump and Iran want – “Shipwreck” in the negotiations in Islamabad
Trump is attempting an exit even without a clear victory, the mullahs are “investing” in the Strait of Hormuz as a means of pressure on the international community, and Israel is focusing its military operations on Lebanon - Markets are constantly pricing in geopolitical risk
US–Iran talks fail: “We made clear what our red lines are,” Vance says departing Islamabad
“Unreasonable demands,” Tehran responds - After 21 hours, US and Iranian delegations failed to reach an agreement to end the war - “I think it’s worse news for Iran than for the US,” said J.D. Vance
Negotiations between the United States and Iran are underway again in Pakistan – Israel will continue to fight Iran for as long as I am Prime Minister, says Netanyahu (Update)
The new Supreme Leader of Iran is recovering from serious injuries to his face and legs” – Critical peace talks between the United States and Iran take place today – The delegations of the two countries will hold separate meetings with the Prime Minister of Pakistan before the negotiations
Netanyahu: Israel will start direct peace talks with Lebanon aimed at disarming Hezbollah
Israeli PM says talks will start immediately, focusing on disarming Hezbollah and restoring peaceful relations, while welcoming Beirut's call for demilitarisation
