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26:39Now PlayingWorld News: The United Nations has issued a strong and clear message following the collapse of U.S.-Iran peace talks, as tensions escalate and uncertainty grows around the fragile ceasefire. After negotiations in Islamabad failed to produce a breakthrough, concerns are rising globally over the risk of further conflict, especially after announcements like a potential blockade. The UN is now urging all sides to de-escalate and return to dialogue.
Speaking at a briefing, UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric emphasized continued diplomatic efforts and the importance of keeping talks alive. He noted that key mediators—including Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia—remain involved, and the UN is encouraging all parties to support the continuation of negotiations and maintain the ceasefire.
He stressed that the UN’s stance remains firm: all sides must respect international law and ensure freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global energy route. The UN also expressed hope that talks will resume at different levels and that diplomatic channels remain open.
As global tensions rise, the UN’s message underscores the urgency of avoiding escalation and finding a peaceful path forward.
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