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45-Day Ceasefire Talks: U.S., Iran Negotiate Peace

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Talks underway for potential 45-day ceasefire between U.S., Iran, with two-phase plan: initial truce for negotiations, followed by formal agreement to end conflict. Unconfirmed reports from insiders, White House and State Department silent on details. Trump sets Tuesday deadline for Iran to reopen Strait of Hormuz, risking strikes if not met. Diplomats push for peace as deadlines loom.

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45-Day Ceasefire Talks: U.S., Iran Negotiate Peace

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Global News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!45-Day Ceasefire Talks: U.S., Iran Negotiate Peace. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 6th, talks are heating up between the U.S., Iran, and some regional mediators on a possible 45-day ceasefire. Sources say this could pave the way for a full end to the conflict, marking a big step if it sticks. The plan breaks down into two phases. First up, that 45-day truths were both sides hammer out a permanent deal. Phase 2 seals it with a formal agreement to stop fighting altogether, and they could stretch the ceasefire if talks drag on. War comes from U.S., Israeli, and regional insiders, but outlets like Reuters haven't confirmed it yet. The White House and State Department stay quiet when pressed for details, leaving folks wondering how solid this is. Meanwhile, President Trump drew a line in the sand telling the Wall Street Journal that Iran has until Tuesday evening to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, or risk strikes on key infrastructure. Eyes are on these next few days as deadlines loom and diplomats push for peace, hoping this fragile window doesn't slam shut. Stay informed with global news today, AI-powered updates.

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