Will Iran War Pause For 45 Days? Hope Rests On Pakistan And Other Mediators

New Delhi: Diplomatic efforts have now intensified amid the ongoing conflict between America and Iran. According to reports, talks are going on between the two countries regarding a possible ceasefire of 45 days. Many regional countries are playing the role of mediator in this. This initiative has come at a time when the war is spreading rapidly and there is increasing concern about its global impact.

What is the 45 day ceasefire plan?

According to reports, this proposal has been prepared in two phases. In the first phase, there is talk of implementing a temporary ceasefire of 45 days so that during this time a permanent solution can be negotiated. In the second phase, the target has been set to move towards a permanent agreement.

Will talks continue during this period?

According to sources, this 45-day period is being considered a “window” for talks. The option to extend the ceasefire remains open if the parties do not reach an agreement during this period.

Who is mediating?

In this entire process, countries like Pakistan, Egypt and Türkiye are playing the role of mediator. The two sides maintain contact through backchannels and diplomatic messages, rather than direct talks.

Is the situation so serious?

Experts say this initiative is being considered a “last-ditch effort”. If talks fail, the risk of large-scale attacks and retaliation could increase. There is a fear of attacks especially on energy bases and infrastructure.

Is America's pressure still there?

Meanwhile, America has maintained pressure on Iran. According to reports, a strict deadline has been given for opening the Strait of Hormuz and a warning has also been given that if this is not done, strict action can be taken.

Are the chances of a ceasefire strong?

Although talks are ongoing, sources say there is little chance of an immediate agreement. Many major issues remain between the two sides. Despite this, diplomatic efforts are ongoing to prevent the situation from worsening.

Will the conflict have a global impact?

The effect of tension in the Middle East is also visible on oil prices and the global market. We also consider efforts for a ceasefire important because they can bring stability not only at the regional but also at the international level.