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Amidst the clouds of war and deepening tension in the Middle East, a big news is coming from the corridors of diplomacy. The path of dialogue seems to be opening once again between America and Iran regarding the Nuclear Deal. Interestingly, Pakistan’s capital Islamabad is once again going to witness this high-profile meeting. According to the latest reports, top representatives of both the countries can reach Pakistan by Sunday, after which the round of formal talks will start from Monday.
Islamabad becomes center of diplomacy: Trump’s signals increase stir
Although Washington and Tehran have not officially confirmed this meeting, recent statements by US President Donald Trump have made it clear that behind-the-scenes preparations have been completed. Trump had recently indicated that talks with Iran could happen soon. At the same time, CNN, quoting Iranian sources, has claimed that the next round of talks will start in Islamabad on Monday under any circumstances.
Fear of ceasefire ending: Will there be a solution this time?
These talks are taking place at a time when the two-week ceasefire brokered by Pakistan is nearing its end. Earlier, several hours of discussion held last weekend were inconclusive. Experts believe that if talks fail this time too, conflict in the region may flare up again. The eyes of the whole world are on this meeting because it is a matter related to global peace and energy security.
Lack of trust: Trump has hope, Iran has doubt
Lack of trust between the two countries still remains the biggest obstacle. While President Trump claims that the two countries are very close to an agreement and Iran is ready to bow to certain conditions, Iranian officials have termed these claims as ‘white lies’. Tehran says that no major agreement has been reached yet and differences remain on many important points.
Strait of Hormuz: the key to the global oil crisis
The most sensitive part of this dispute is the ‘Strait of Hormuz’. This is an important sea route in the world through which the largest consignment of global oil passes. Iran has talked about keeping it open for commercial ships, but in reality due to tension there is little movement of ships there. The speaker of the Iranian Parliament has warned that if America does not lift the naval blockade, they can completely close this route.
effect of lebanon ceasefire
The ongoing 10-day ceasefire in Lebanon between Israel and Hezbollah is also an important aspect of this dialogue. Since Iran is a major supporter of Hezbollah, the peace situation in Lebanon will have a direct impact on the talks in Islamabad. Lebanon’s allegations of ceasefire violations against Israel have further increased the tension at the negotiating table.
