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US and Iran Agree to Two-Week Ceasefire Amid Ongoing Middle East Tensions
The United States and Iran have agreed to a two-week ceasefire following recent strikes in the region. Peace talks are scheduled at a convention center, with both sides claiming victory. Continued exchanges between Israel and Hezbollah threaten the agreement's stability.
Apr 10, 7:46 PM·1m read8 sources
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Negotiations and Conditions A foreign ministry spokesperson stated that a ceasefire in Lebanon and the release of blocked assets must occur before peace talks proceed.
An official denied a report that the US agreed to release frozen assets. Lebanon and Israel held their first call via ambassadors in Washington, with the US mediating. Lebanon and Israel agreed to meet on Tuesday at the US State Department to discuss announcing a ceasefire and setting a date for talks.
The Lebanese presidency confirmed the US role in mediation.
Context and Preparations Preparations include a look inside the convention center where US-Iran peace talks will occur. Strikes continue in the Middle East, threatening the fragile ceasefire.
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