Middle East Peace Tracker · Apr 9 Daily Digest
Ceasefire Agreement Reached
- 🔥 Two-Week Truce: US and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire brokered by Pakistan, with Iran reopening the Strait...

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Pakistan defies doubts, hosting US-Iran talks Friday in Islamabad after brokering a two-week truce.
Provisional two-week truce averts Trump's annihilation threat, with Pakistan mediating.
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Trump's two-week ceasefire with Iran—brokered by Pakistan—sparks mixed signals:
Iran's multi-angle victory narrative amid fragile truce:
Pakistan defies skeptics with US-Iran two-week truce via Islamabad Accord.
US diplomatic push intensifies: Witkoff and Kushner head backchannel talks with Iran, Vance ready for direct engagement if progress made.
Key proposal: Egyptian, Pakistani, Turkish mediators shared 45-day ceasefire plan with US/Iran, including Hormuz reopening steps and two-phase path to...
UAE precondition for backing US-Iran talks: Free navigation through the Strait of Hormuz must be guaranteed in any settlement.
Iran's FM Araghchi called India's Jaishankar to discuss the evolving war situation and emerging ideas, signaling potential new backchannel support amid escalation.
Russia's Lavrov ties Strait of Hormuz shipping disruption directly to US-Israel strikes on Iran, labeling them unprovoked aggression.
Trend alert: Iranian leaders signal conditional openness to diplomacy amid escalating risks.
Iranian FM Abbas Araghchi rules out current US talks, citing zero trust in Washington. No negotiations until trust is restored, highlighting a key barrier to diplomacy.