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Times of India20.04.2026SiyasetIndia

US-Iran Peace Talks in Jeopardy as Trump Seizes Iranian Cargo Ship, Iran Refuses to Negotiate

VP Vance prepared to travel to Islamabad as Iran demands lifting of Hormuz blockade before talks can resume

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US Vice-President JD Vance was set to travel to Islamabad for peace talks with Iran, but Tehran refused to participate after the US seized an Iranian cargo ship off the Gulf of Oman.
The ceasefire expires Wednesday, with Trump warning bombing will resume and the naval blockade will not be lifted until a deal is reached.
Iran demands the blockade be lifted before negotiations can continue.

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US Vice-President JD Vance was set to travel to Islamabad for peace talks with Iran, but Tehran refused to participate after the US seized an Iranian cargo ship off the Gulf of Oman. The ceasefire expires Wednesday, with Trump warning bombing will resume and the naval blockade will not be lifted until a deal is reached. Iran demands the blockade be lifted before negotiations can continue.

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