India, April 21 --  Fresh uncertainty has gripped global diplomacy as US President Donald Trump accused Iran of repeatedly violating the fragile ceasefire just days before a possible new round of peace talks in Islamabad. The sharp accusation has added tension to an already delicate situation, with Pakistan preparing to host negotiations that could decide whether peace holds or conflict resumes.

With the ceasefire deadline approaching, both Washington and Tehran have traded blame over alleged violations. The lack of confirmed participation from Iran has further deepened doubts about whether the second round of talks will even take place. As the world watches closely, diplomatic hopes remain uncertain and military risks continue to l...