Vance Flies to Pakistan for Iran Talks Amid Fragile Ceasefire

0:00It's April 10, you're listening to Canada News today, AI-powered local news. U.S. Vice President JD Vance is flying to Pakistan for urgent talks with Iranian officials amid a fragile ceasefire. The truth is hanged by a thread as Israel keeps hitting Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, and Iran tightens its grip on the Shred of Hormuz, choking off. Most ship traffic through that key oil route. Meanwhile, President Trump called out Iran for blocking ships, saying it breaks the deal, while oil prices have jumped over 30 percent to a round. $97 a barrel for Brent Crude. Iran insists no talks happen until Israel eases up on Lebanon strikes, and Kuwait blamed a drone attack on Tehran's allies. Folks on the ground are reeling over 3,000 dead in Iran, nearly 2,000 in Lebanon, with a million displaced plus losses in Israel, the Gulf, and even 13 U.S. troops. Please sift through rubble, grateful just to have each other alive amid the chaos. New developments point to direct Israel-Levanon negotiations, kicking off next week in Washington,

1:04aimed at disarming Hezbollah and easing border. Tensions. Questions linger over Iran's nuclear stockpile and missiles, with the U.S. pushing for their removal. As Vance heads into these high-stakes meets, the region's powder cake stays lit, testing if words can outpace the rockets flying back and forth.