Regional mediators scramble to prevent U.S.-Iran deal from collapsing

Regional mediators, including Qatar and Pakistan, are urgently working to prevent a breakdown in the U.S.-Iran nuclear deal amid escalating tensions following President Trump's declaration that the MOU and ceasefire are over and his authorization of airstrikes. This move raises significant concerns about the stability of the Strait of Hormuz and broader regional security, as Trump seeks to avoid a full-scale conflict while pursuing a new strategy. The efforts of these mediators underscore the critical need to maintain diplomatic channels and prevent a potential slide into wider conflict.