Pakistani officials say Iran's latest response to the US terms for a peace deal were delivered to the US officials, CBS reports

The delivery of Iran's revised response to U.S.

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"Pakistani officials say Iran's latest response to U.S. terms for a peace deal delivered to American officials

Pakistani officials told CBS News on Friday that a revised Iranian response to the latest U.S. terms to end the war had been conveyed to American officials, confirming Iranian state media reports that Iran had offered a new proposal to at least hold a second round of direct peace talks.

The Pakistani officials said Tehran had delivered to the U.S. through Pakistani mediators a revised response to the latest U.S. amendments on an agreement to end the war.

The previous Iranian offer had attempted to push any discussion on nuclear issues to a later date, which President Trump rejected.

The Pakistani officials expressed optimism that a deal could be nearer than it was before Iran made its new offer. "

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terms for a peace deal, facilitated by Pakistani officials, signals potential progress in negotiations to end the conflict. This development may impact energy markets, particularly oil prices, as any substantial move towards peace could mitigate global supply concerns and stabilize the region's geopolitical climate.

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