U.S.-Iran peace prospects dim as 60-day deadline expires and talks stall

The 60-day window for negotiations between Washington and Tehran has closed. The interim deal, established by President Donald Trump in June, was intended to provide a timeframe to reach a more lasting peace.

President Trump stated that the cease-fire agreed upon in June would lead to limitations on Iran’s nuclear program and bring an end to the conflict.

Despite these goals, broader talks are now at a standstill. The two sides appear to be further apart now than they were when the memorandum of understanding was signed in June.

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