Iran says no progress on reviving interim peace deal
Iranian officials report no advancements in negotiations to revive the interim peace deal, adding to tensions following recent attacks on shipping in the region. The deal, signed in June, aimed to halt military operations but collapsed after U.S. President Trump declared it over and Iran's foreign ministry deemed it suspended. The U.S. claims Iran hasn't honored the agreement, while Tehran asserts the blockade and asset freeze are American violations.
Attempted mediation talks have seen no progress, with Iran insisting the U.S. must return to the deal and outline an implementation timeline. The ongoing conflict has claimed thousands of lives, mainly in Iran and Lebanon, and has seen both sides intensify their rhetoric.
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