IndiaIran has confirmed that indirect communications with the United States are continuing through mediators, indicating that diplomatic channels remain open despite ongoing tensions. This follows a three-day pause in attacks initiated by President Donald Trump, who halted U.S. airstrikes to create space for dialogue. Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Esmaeil Baghaei, expressed skepticism about U.S. intentions, accusing Washington of undermining diplomatic efforts by launching strikes before deadlines set in a Memorandum of Understanding. He noted this was the third instance in a year where Iran's diplomatic efforts were allegedly betrayed by attacks. Meanwhile, U.S. officials emphasized their commitment to diplomacy while maintaining military pressure, with Ambassador Mike Waltz stating Trump intended to provide 'room' for talks. Advisers within the Trump administration reportedly warned against further escalation due to the risks involved.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a balanced view of both Iran and U.S. perspectives, highlighting Iran's skepticism and accusations against the U.S., while also including U.S. officials' statements about their commitment to diplomacy. There is no overt ideological slant, and the framing does not favor one side,
