Iran and US agree to halt Gulf hostilities and resume diplomatic talks
The United States and Iran have agreed to cease military strikes and resume diplomatic negotiations in Qatar following a spike in regional volatility.
The United States and Iran have agreed to cease military strikes and resume diplomatic negotiations in Qatar following a spike in regional volatility.
Tensions in the Persian Gulf have spiked following retaliatory Iranian strikes on US military facilities, threatening a fragile regional ceasefire.
The United States launched a second day of strikes against Iranian military infrastructure following a drone attack on a tanker and subsequent IRGC retaliation. The exchange marks a significant breakdown of a 14-point memorandum of understanding signed on 17 June.
A fragile ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran has collapsed following a series of reciprocal military strikes, raising fears of a broader conflict.
U.S. forces targeted Iranian drone storage and radar sites following a drone strike on a cargo ship. Meanwhile, diplomats are working to maintain a 60-day roadmap for a U.S.-Iran peace deal.