Washington: U.S., Iranian and regional mediators held indirect talks on April 6 to discuss a possible 45-day ceasefire, Axios reported, with negotiators pressing Tehran ahead of a U.S. deadline and describing the next 48 hours as a last window to avoid further escalation. The talks this week followed intense overnight contacts and a Pakistan-brokered proposal for an immediate truce and a broader settlement within 15–20 days; officials warned failure could prompt U.S. or Israeli strikes and retaliatory attacks on Gulf infrastructure, and a U.S. deadline was publicly extended.
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Regional mediators, including Pakistan, Egypt and Turkey, strengthened diplomatic standing by facilitating contacts between U.S. and Iranian officials, potentially increasing their influence in future de-escalation and negotiation processes.
Civilians and critical infrastructure in Iran, the Gulf and Israel faced increased risk from potential strikes and retaliatory attacks, while regional energy transport and markets risked disruption during the diplomatic standoff.
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