#usiran

The truce, brokered by the US and Qatar, kicked in after deadly clashes in south Lebanon. Honestly, any flare‑up could derail the fresh US‑Iran agreement that Tehran says it’s still ready to pull the trigger on.

The US and Iran have been at odds for years, so any sign of thaw could affect oil prices and regional stability. Vance's upbeat tone suggests the talks are moving beyond posturing. If it holds, it could ease tensions that ripple through South Asia.

They are meeting days after the US and Iran signed a memo on peace, following the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire. If this leads to real de-escalation, it could ease tensions across the region.

If the deal holds, Iran could boost its oil exports and ease pressure on global prices. That extra revenue might also shift Tehran’s ability to fund other programs. For India, any change in Gulf supply dynamics is worth watching.

Israel's strikes in Lebanon are testing the fragile US-Iran détente, with Washington trying to pull its ally back. If the deal holds, it could ease tensions across the region; if not, the fallout could spread.