Iran's Araghchi in Talks, U.S. Offers Deal

0:00Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Arakachi is jetting off to Pakistan, Oman, and Russia right now, pushing hard on bilateral talks and regional, hot spots. Pakistan's leading the charge to pull the U.S. and Iran back to the table for a second round of ceasefire negotiations after the first ones fizzled out this week. Meanwhile, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Higgsf just dropped that Iran still has a shot at a solid deal if they play smart. President Trump also extended the Jones Act waiver for 90 days, letting more non-US ships haul oil and gas to help steady prices amid the chaos. The war is hitting hard. Thousands dead across Iran, Lebanon, Israel, and beyond, with over 3,375 killed in Iran. Alone, oils bouncing around $104 to $107 a barrel, thanks to the Strait of Hormuzmess, where a fifth of global energy flows. Iran's and cooling, Iran's gripping the Strait, hitting ships, while the U.S. blockade

1:02holds firm with shoot to kill orders on suspect boats. Now three aircraft carriers are in play. The first time since 2003, with 20,000 sailors ready, and a fourth incoming soon, Pakistan's diplomacy keeps the door cracked open, but with fresh clashes in Lebanon and no quick end in sight, everyone's watching if words turn into real peace. From your city, powered by AI, this is Canada News Today, I'm Koring with the story.