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Progress in US-Iran talks has stalled after Hizbollah rejected a proposed truce. Iran had set conditions for the negotiations, including a demand for an end to Israel's attacks in Lebanon. The article notes that former US President Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed a deal is close, even as Iran refuses to yield to his demands. The stalemate highlights the complex interplay between the US-Iran nuclear or broader diplomatic negotiations and the ongoing conflict involving Israel and Hizbollah in Lebanon.
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Among the conditions Iran has set was an end to Israel's attacks in Lebanon
Published: Fri, Jun 5, 2026 · 08:14 AM
Progress in US-Iran negotiations has hit a roadblock following Hizbollah's rejection of a proposed truce, sources indicate. Iran has set several conditions for any agreement, including a demand for an end to Israeli military operations in Lebanon.
- Trump has repeatedly claimed a deal is close, even as Iran refuses to give in to his demands.
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The Business TimesRegional
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