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What’s at stake ahead of crucial U.S-Iran peace talks as leaders meet in Pakistan
Delegates from the U.S. and Iran are set to enter talks in Pakistan on Saturday, as major disagreements threaten to undermine the fragile two-week ceasefire. Already, Tehran has accused Israel of violating the terms of the ceasefire and put negotiations at risk, as the IDF continues to attack Hezbollah in Lebanon, killing over 300 people there on Wednesday. Though Lebanon was mentioned in the original ceasefire framework drafted by Pakistan, the U.S. and Israel maintain it was not included in the deal. This key difference of opinion threatens to torpedo negotiations. Peace in Lebanon is not clearly included in the ... (full story)
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