Mediators Seek US-Iran Deal Revival
The article reveals ongoing mediation efforts between the United States and Iran to revive the "Islamabad Agreement," which was signed in June and aimed to halt military operations and open channels of negotiation between the two sides on issues such as the Strait of Hormuz, Iran's nuclear program, and sanctions. Although indirect channels are still in place, trust between Washington and Tehran remains weak, with disagreements over future steps in the negotiations. Mediators, including Qatar, are working to bring the positions closer and restart the diplomatic process, focusing on de-escalation and paving the way for broader talks amid challenges such as sanctions and the security situation of the strait.
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