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7:33Now PlayingWorld News: In a crucial moment for global diplomacy, UN Secretary-General António Guterres issued a direct and urgent message to US President Donald Trump as tensions surrounding the US-Iran conflict continue to dominate headlines. Speaking during a media stakeout in New York, Guterres emphasized the need for restraint and renewed dialogue to prevent further escalation in an already fragile region.
Guterres revealed that there are strong indications that US-Iran peace talks could soon resume, following an initial round of negotiations that ended without an agreement in Pakistan. “The indication we have is that it is highly probable that these talks will restart,” he said, signaling cautious optimism amid ongoing uncertainty.
Underscoring the importance of diplomacy, Guterres stressed that lasting peace depends on sustained effort and political will. “Peace agreements require persistent engagement and political will. Serious negotiations must resume. And the ceasefire must be preserved and extended as necessary,” he added, making a clear call for all sides to prioritize de-escalation.
The UN Chief also confirmed that he held a meeting with Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, expressing gratitude for Pakistan’s efforts to help restore peace in the Middle East. His remarks highlight the growing role of regional players in facilitating dialogue and reducing tensions.
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