- A ceasefire agreement between Iran and the United States is proving fragile, with significant disagreements over its terms.
- Trump dismissed a 10-point plan Iran claimed Washington had already agreed in principle would serve as a basis for future peace talks, saying there were “numerous” bogus lists and only one acceptable US plan.
- A key point of contention is whether the ceasefire includes Israel's conflict with Hezbollah in Lebanon, which Iran and Pakistan affirm, but the US denies.
- Confusion also surrounds Iran's right to continue nuclear enrichment, with conflicting statements from both sides regarding the agreement.
- The Strait of Hormuz remains largely closed, with Iran still requiring permits for passage, while delegations from both nations are set to meet in Islamabad for peace talks.
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