The much-anticipated peace talks between the United States and Iran in Islamabad have ended without any agreement, delivering a major setback to global hopes for lasting peace. The 21-hour-long negotiations failed primarily due to disagreements over Iran’s nuclear program and control of the Strait of Hormuz. The US, led by Vice President JD Vance, demanded that Iran halt uranium enrichment and provide long-term guarantees against developing nuclear weapons. However, Iran did not present a clear plan to dismantle its program, insisting it was for peaceful energy purposes. Additionally, Iran demanded full control over the Hormuz Strait, compensation for war damages, release of frozen assets, and a halt to attacks on groups like Hezbollah—conditions unacceptable to Washington. With both sides unwilling to compromise, the talks collapsed. This raises concerns about the future of the temporary ceasefire and the risk of renewed escalation in the Middle East.
Breaking News: US-Iran Talks Collapse Over Nuclear Dispute and Hormuz Control
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