US-Iran Talks at Crossroads: Ceasefire Expires

0:00The U.S. Iran ceasefire hits its end, Wednesday after two weeks and President Trump is digging in his heels. He told Bloomberg he's got zero pressure to wrap up the conflict unless Iran caves to his exact terms, calling a renewal highly unlikely. U.S. negotiators led by Vice President J.D. Vance are still en route to Islamabad for a potential second round of talks. Pakistani officials are full steam ahead with preparations, keeping the door cracked open. Iran's firing back strong, with Chief Negotiator Muhammad Bagger Khalibov declaring no dice on talks under the shadow of U.S. threats. They want some demands diled back before showing up, creating real standoff vibes. Fresh update from Tuesday morning, no Iranian delegation has landed in Pakistan, straight from their state television. Vance heads the U.S. squad, but no start date or time is locked in as the clock ticks down. Tensions simmer while both sides maneuver, leaving the path the piece wide open, or straight to escalation if talks flop. That's your Dallas News today update.

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