Iran-US peace deal faces various threats, from Lebanon, Israel and Trump

Despite some promising developments in U.S.-Iran talks, significant hurdles remain, notably from regional actors like Lebanon and Israel, as well as internal U.S. politics under President Trump's administration. These negotiations are crucial for potentially averting military conflicts in the Middle East and stabilizing oil prices, but the involvement of various external parties complicates the path forward. The implications of these talks stretch beyond diplomatic relations, affecting global energy markets and security dynamics.