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General · 19 April 2026

Iran walks out of Islamabad talks citing US demands

Iran walks out of Islamabad talks citing US demands

The Iran war could reignite within days after Tehran’s official walkout Sunday. Iran’s state news agency IRNA said Iran is skipping the second round of Islamabad talks, blaming Washington’s excessive demands, shifting positions and the naval blockade it calls a ceasefire breach. The ceasefire expires Wednesday. Trump warned Saturday bombs would start dropping again if he does not extend the pause.

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