Iran will keep passage through the Strait of Hormuz hampered until it gets an acceptable offer from the U.S., according to statements carried by Tasnim and Fars, news agencies affiliated with Iran’s security services.

Peace talks between the US and Iran collapsed this morning without an agreement to end the war. After historic negotiations in Islamabad that lasted 21 hours, JD Vance, the US vice-president, said his delegation was leaving after putting forward a “final and best offer” that the Iranians had “chosen not to accept”.

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Amid the collapse of U.S.-Iran peace negotiations held in Pakistan, U.S. President Donald Trump assessed that, except for Iran’s refusal to abandon nuclear development, the necessary conditions were met.

Vice President JD Vance said that the American negotiating team was leaving Pakistan after 21 hours of talks with no peace deal with Iran.

Trump sought to exert strategic control over the waterway responsible for the transportation of 20 percent of global oil supplies before the war, hoping to take away Iran’s key source of economic leverage in the fighting.

Ceasefire holds as U.S. and Iran leave talks without nuclear deal A fragile ceasefire remains in place after U.S. and Iranian officials ended lengthy talks without an agreement, with tensions

President Trump gave his first response to the failed peace talks in Islamabad, stressing that Iran was unwilling to give up its nuclear ambitions. “In many ways, the points that were agreed to are better than us continuing our Military Operations to conclusion,