Sunday shows preview: Iran war deal prospects uncertain after Trump calls off talks
Summary
President Trump canceled a planned second round of peace talks with Iran on Saturday, just as U.S. officials were about to travel to Pakistan for negotiations. Iranian officials held talks with Pakistani mediators, which Iran’s Foreign Minister called productive, but the overall prospects for a war deal remain unclear.Key Facts
- President Trump canceled further peace talks with Iran scheduled for Saturday.
- U.S. officials were preparing to travel to Islamabad, Pakistan, for the negotiations.
- Iranian officials met with Pakistani mediators on Saturday morning.
- Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi described the meeting as “very fruitful.”
- The Iranian government said it has not yet made any final decisions about the talks.
- The peace talks aimed to address tensions and avoid conflict between the U.S. and Iran.
- The cancellation of talks has cast doubt on the chances of reaching a war deal soon.
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