U.S. and Iran pause fighting to give peace talks 'space.' Here's where negotiations stand
A temporary hiatus to hostilities between the U.S. and Iran appeared to hold on Monday, after negotiations over a lasting peace faced fresh hurdles over the weekend. The Saudi military conducted strikes on Iran-backed Houthi targets in Yemen following the rebel group's attacks on Red Sea shipping in recent days.Meanwhile, the Ukrainian military reportedly struck an Iranian commercial vessel in the Caspian Sea, killing one sailor and injuring another. Oil prices plunged by around 6% early on Monday as futures markets pointed to strong performance on Wall Street.
- ▪A temporary hiatus to hostilities between the U.S. and Iran appeared to hold on Monday, after negotiations over a lasting peace faced fresh hurdles over the weekend.
- ▪The Saudi military conducted strikes on Iran-backed Houthi targets in Yemen following the rebel group's attacks on Red Sea shipping in recent days.Meanwhile, the Ukrainian military reportedly struck an Iranian commercial vessel in the Caspi
- ▪Oil prices plunged by around 6% early on Monday as futures markets pointed to strong performance on Wall Street.
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A temporary hiatus to hostilities between the U.S. and Iran appeared to hold on Monday, after negotiations over a lasting peace faced fresh hurdles over the weekend. The U.S. military brought a halt to two weeks of strikes on Friday as diplomats sought to give peace talks "some space." Iran, which has also refrained from military operations against regional targets in recent days, has said it will reciprocate following a China-led push to resume stalled diplomatic efforts in Pakistan.However, other actors did undertake military action related to the conflict over the weekend, highlighting the risk of further escalation and the complex challenges facing negotiators.
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