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Trump says no talks planned with Iran after 60-day ceasefire deal expires
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· August 18, 2026
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Key points Details about the current situation and the agreement's terms are available from the source, including the amount of economic development funding that was part of the agreement. A ceasefire agreement has expired after 60 days.
A ceasefire agreement has expired after 60 days. This agreement had outlined several conditions, including sanctions relief and economic funding. Despite the agreement, both sides engaged in strikes during this period.
A naval blockade remains in place. Further discussions were to take place regarding nuclear ambitions, but no talks are currently scheduled.
Details about the current situation and the agreement's terms are available from the source, including the amount of economic development funding that was part of the agreement.
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Published: August 18, 2026 ·
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