US and Iran begin peace negotiations in Switzerland, but exchange threats again The United States and Iran have reached an agreement to begin implementing a preliminary peace agreement between them and to resolve sensitive issues, such as the war in Lebanon and the Iranian nuclear issue, announced mediators Pakistan and Qatar on Sunday (21). ✅ Follow g1's international news channel on WhatsApp The mediators said that the two countries reached a consensus after high-level negotiations in Switzerland that lasted 18 hours — they began on Sunday morning, proceeded through the night, and ended after dawn. Iran said there was "great progress" in the talks. According to a statement issued by the Qatari government, the two countries agreed to: criar uma "célula de desescalada" no Líbano, para terminar os combates entre Israel e o grupo terrorista Hezbollah criar um grupo de trabalho para resolver questão nuclear iraniana; chegar a um acordo final de paz em até 60 dias, renovando o prazo que havia se iniciado na quarta-feira; According to the mediators, the progress occurred in talks with a "very positive atmosphere".
Earlier in the day, Iran had protested to US negotiators regarding threats made by US President Donald Trump. The Iranian delegation held meetings with US negotiators and separate meetings with mediators Pakistan and Qatar. Tehran praised the four-way negotiation model involving the Americans, the Pakistanis, and the Qataris. According to Pakistan and Qatar, the American and Iranian negotiators will remain in Switzerland for further negotiations throughout next week.
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