Iran-US Talks Halted Following Israeli Strike in Beirut
Most outlets reported that Iran's parliament speaker announced the suspension of US talks following an Israeli strike in southern Beirut. The coverage largely focused on the statement by Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, Iran’s chief negotiator, who linked the strike to the stalled discussions. While the Daily Times led with the phrase "Hezbollah strike," the other outlets emphasized the Israeli attack killing Hezbollah’s intelligence chief and his family members, as noted in passing by Dunya News.
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Iran says US talks suspended after Hezbollah strike
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf said talks with the United States were suspended after an Israeli strike in southern Beirut. Qalibaf, who also serves as Iran’s chief negotiator, said the strike killed a senior Hezbollah commander and his family in the Zahiya area. Read more: ‘Israel must halt escalation,’ Lebanon PM says He said […]
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Iran's Qalibaf says US talks suspended after Israeli strike in Beirut
According to Qalibaf, Hezbollah’s intelligence chief was killed along with members of his family in the latest Israeli attack on the Dahiyeh area of southern Beirut
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US-Iran Talks in limbo after Israeli Strike kills Hezbollah Intelligence Chief
A deadly strike in Beirut escalated into a high-stakes confrontation between Iran and US. Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf…
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