What must happen for the US and Iran to reach a peace deal?

US and Iran near brink of escalation as Trump deadline for deal looms
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Amid ongoing conflict, the US and Iran remain far from a peace deal due to a lack of trust and a reliable guarantor. President Trump issued another ultimatum to Iran, threatening severe consequences if a deal isn't reached by Tuesday. Pakistan is attempting to mediate a truce between the two nations, with discussions reaching a critical stage. While the US, Iran, and Pakistan have each proposed solutions to end the conflict, analysts warn that the absence of a strong guarantor could render any agreement ineffective. The article highlights the challenges in achieving a lasting peace between the US and Iran.
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AI-ExtractedThe United States, Iran and Pakistan put forward respective proposals to end the armed conflict.
Islamabad’s “positive and productive endeavours” in goodwill and good offices to stop the war were “approaching a critical, sensitive stage”.
The entire country can be taken out in one night, and that night might be tomorrow night.
Iran faced the “complete demolition” of its power plants and bridges if no deal was reached.
Trump extended the deadline for a deal calling on Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz until Tuesday 8pm Washington time.
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