Summary
Talks between the US and Iran to end the conflict have concluded without reaching a deal. The discussions took place in Pakistan, with Iran's nuclear weapon intentions being a key barrier. The UK is not part of the talks but hopes for a peaceful resolution.
Key Facts
- The US and Iran held talks in Pakistan to end the conflict.
- No agreement was reached after the talks ended on Sunday morning.
- Iran's refusal to promise not to build a nuclear weapon was a major issue.
- The UK has not joined military actions against Iran, focusing on diplomacy.
- UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer supports a negotiated peace.
- President Trump made a controversial statement about the potential for mass civilian casualties if Iran didn't agree to a deal.
- The UK plans to host talks to reopen the Strait of Hormuz for shipping.
- UK-US relations are strained due to differences over international issues.
