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Iran and the U.S. held their first major talks in Switzerland, aiming to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and de-escalate violence in Lebanon. Mediators from Pakistan and Qatar praised the positive atmosphere, setting up technical talks and a new “de-confliction cell” involving all three sides to prevent future clashes between Israel and Hezbollah. The crisis escalated after Iran blocked the strait in retaliation for earlier attacks, leading to over 4,100 deaths in Lebanon. Despite cautious returns to homes, tensions remain high. U.S. Vice President called the meeting historic, hinting at a potential turning point. Iran’s Foreign Minister touted progress, including waived exports and released assets, while calling the Lebanon cell “the first real test.” Both sides traded threats earlier in the week, but now appear focused on diplomacy. No updates yet on Iran’s broader regional actions — though its president reaffirmed no nuclear ambitions, even as enrichment continues.

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