Iran seeks way out of ‘neither war nor peace’ stalemate with US
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Iran President Pezeshkian said he hopes talks with Oman can end the “neither war nor peace” state of relations with US.
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The standoff follows a period of intense military escalation and violence in 2026. Washington and Tehran continue to use intermediaries like Pakistan and Oman because direct negotiations remain impossible.
- • Iran President Pezeshkian is seeking diplomatic channels through Oman to resolve the current stalemate with the United States.
- • Core disputes involve Iran's nuclear program, sanctions relief, and control over the Strait of Hormuz.
- • Both nations remain in a fragile state of neither war nor peace with no formal diplomatic ties since 1980.
The standoff follows a period of intense military escalation and violence in 2026. Washington and Tehran continue to use intermediaries like Pakistan and Oman because direct negotiations remain impossible.
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