Pakistan brokers fragile truce: U.S. and Iran edge toward 30-day ceasefire A fragile one-page U.S.-Iran memorandum could temporarily halt hostilities in the Strait of Hormuz while triggering 30 days of negotiations. Iran’s uranium enrichment moratorium and U.S. sanctions relief are central to the deal, but Tehran remains skeptical of American demands. Pakistan’s mediation has paused U.S. naval operations in the strait, reducing tensions but leaving the waterway vulnerable to renewed conflict. Global oil markets hang in the balance as the strait’s closure would disrupt 20% of the world’s energy supply, risking economic chaos. Past negotiations have repeatedly collapsed, and Iran’s…

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