US and Israel Launch Continued Attacks on Iranian Targets After 28 Days

US President Donald Trump has announced a 10-day delay in planned attacks on Iran’s energy facilities, citing progress in peace talks. The new deadline for the strikes is set for April 6.

According to Trump, negotiations with Iranian officials are proceeding “very well”. However, Iranian officials have expressed disagreement with US proposals, describing them as “one-sided and unfair”.

Pakistan has confirmed that it is facilitating communication between Washington and Tehran, while Turkey and Egypt are also supporting mediation efforts. These diplomatic initiatives aim to prevent a wider regional conflict.

The war between the US and Iran entered its 28th day on [current date]. The delay in planned attacks on Iran’s energy infrastructure marks a shift in the conflict’s trajectory.

Details of the peace talks remain scarce, but Trump’s statement suggests that negotiations are ongoing. Iranian officials have not commented publicly on the specifics of the proposals being discussed.

The international community is watching the situation closely, with multiple countries supporting mediation efforts to resolve the conflict peacefully.

Source: Al Jazeera