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US-Iran War Live Updates Today: As the peace talks between the United States and Iran continue, Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir called the U.S. “very naive” for believing Iran will give up its nuclear programme. Iran’s nuclear programme remains one of the key elements of the negotiations with the U.S. that are currently underway,…
Donald Trump signed the agreement to end the war between America and Iran on Wednesday night at the Versailles Palace in France. During this time French President Emmanuel Macron was present. The US-Iran peace deal was to be held in Switzerland on June 19. In such a situation, no one had any idea that Trump…
Last Updated:June 11, 2026, 11:43 PM IST In a post on Truth Social, Trump said discussions and final points have been approved by all parties, including US, Israel and Iranian leadership. Trump said that the US Naval Blockade will remain in full force and effect until the deal is finalised. (AFP file) US President Donald Trump cancelled…
The United Arab Emirates said its international and defence partnerships are a “purely sovereign matter,” pushing back against Iranian criticism of its ties with the United States. In a statement, the UAE’s foreign ministry said the country reserves its full “sovereign, legal, diplomatic and military rights” to respond to any “threat, allegation or hostile act.”…
Last Updated:April 16, 2026, 9:21 PM IST Trump mentioned that the two countries recently held talks in Washington, DC for the first time in over three decades. US President Donald Trump. (Reuters) US President Donald Trump on Thursday said that Israel and Lebanon have agreed to begin a 10-day ceasefire following high-level discussions aimed at…
Amidst the Middle-East war, the eyes of the world are on Pakistan today. Peace talks between America and Iran are starting from today in Pakistan’s capital Islamabad. 6 representatives from Iran, 4 from America and 4 from Pakistan will also participate in this conversation. read more iran And America had announced ceasefire for two weeks…