US-Iran talks to kick off Sunday in Switzerland, says Pakistan
Summary
The United States and Iran are set to begin talks in Switzerland on Sunday after a delay caused by ongoing violence in Lebanon. Iran has also reclosed the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping route, citing continued Israeli attacks in Lebanon and concerns about the US not fully respecting a ceasefire agreement.Key Facts
- US-Iran talks will start Sunday in Switzerland after being postponed from Friday.
- Iran’s delegation includes senior officials such as the Parliament Speaker and Foreign Minister.
- US negotiators Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff are already in Switzerland preparing for talks.
- Both countries signed a memorandum of understanding earlier this week aiming to end military operations on all fronts.
- Iranian forces have reclosed the Strait of Hormuz, warning ships to avoid the area for safety.
- Israeli attacks in Lebanon continue, killing dozens despite a ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah.
- Pakistani and Qatari mediators will assist in the talks.
- Iran demands that the US fulfill its commitments before progress can be made.
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