Speaking during a visit to the United Arab Emirates, Rafael Grossi said the situation surrounding Iran's nuclear programme had changed substantially as a result of the war and attacks directed at nuclear assets.
Donald Trump said negotiations were advancing steadily despite being difficult and time-consuming. According to him, the US was gradually securing the commitments it wanted from Iran through continued engagement.
Iran’s sharp criticism and stalled negotiations have put Pakistan’s mediation under scrutiny, exposing gaps between Islamabad’s diplomatic claims and ground realities in the US-Iran crisis.
Trump claims Iran’s military has been hit hard but signals no urgency to end the conflict, keeping pressure on Tehran while leaving room for further military action.
Claims of a mid-air threat and sudden route change add a new layer of tension to failed Iran-US talks, deepening mistrust and uncertainty around future negotiations.
Diplomacy flickers amid pressure as Europe prepares a postwar Hormuz plan, UN flags global risks, and parallel negotiations widen the crisis beyond battlefield lines.
High-stakes US-Iran talks are expected to begin in Pakistan, but Hormuz pressure, ceasefire strain and distrust continue to hang over the diplomatic window.
Trump paused fresh attacks on Iran before his deadline expired, but Tehran said the ceasefire is only a window for talks and not the end of the war.
Markets react, oil prices surge, and global pressure builds as the US hints at exit while Iran doubles down on military readiness and distrust in negotiations.
