Iran suspends peace talks with US over Israel's fresh strikes on Lebanon: Report

Iran has reportedly suspended its peace negotiations with the United States in a move that could further strain the already delicate ceasefire framework involving Washington and Tehran. The development comes amid growing regional tensions triggered by Israel's ongoing military offensive in Lebanon. According to Iranian news agency Tasnim, which is widely regarded as being close to Iran's Revolutionary Guards, Tehran has decided to halt the discussions for the time being. The report claimed that the pause will continue until Iran's concerns and the interests of allied groups in the region receive greater



consideration.

Tensions in the Middle East intensified sharply on Monday after the Israeli government ordered fresh strikes on Beirut's southern suburbs. The move came a day after Israeli ground troops reportedly advanced to their deepest position inside Lebanon in more than two decades.

At the same time, Hezbollah launched rockets toward northern Israel, with some projectiles targeting areas near the coastal city of Haifa. The developments have raised fresh concerns about a wider escalation despite an existing ceasefire arrangement between the two sides.