U.S., Iran and mediators make push for 45-day ceasefire, Axios stories

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A commercial plane is preparing to land at Beirut Airport as smoke rises from Israeli airstrikes in Dahiyeh, a southern suburb of Beirut, Lebanon, on April 5, 2026

A business airplane is getting ready to land at Beirut Airport as smoke rises from Israeli airstrikes in Dahiyeh, a southern suburb of Beirut, Lebanon, on April 5, 2026
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The U.S., ​Iran and a gaggle of regional ‌mediators are discussing the ​phrases for a ⁠potential 45-day ceasefire that would result in a everlasting finish to the ‌conflict, Axios reported on Sunday (April 5, 2026), citing 4 U.S., ‌Israeli and regional sources with ‌information ⁠of the talks.

Reuters may ⁠not instantly confirm the report. The White Home and the U.S. State ​Division didn’t ‌instantly reply to Reuters’ requests for remark.

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The mediators are discussing the phrases of a ‌two-phased deal, the report mentioned, ​including that the primary section can be a possible ⁠45-day ceasefire throughout which a everlasting finish to the conflict ‌can be negotiated.

The second section can be an settlement on ending the conflict, the report mentioned.

The ceasefire could possibly be prolonged if further ‌time was required for talks, the report ​mentioned.

U.S. President Donald Trump informed the Wall Road ⁠Journal on Sunday (April 5) his deadline for ⁠Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz or face ‌assaults on crucial infrastructure is Tuesday (April 7, 2026) night.

As per the sources, the mediators are engaged on confidence constructing measures Iran may do concerning the reopening of the strait of Hormuz and it extremely enriched Uranium stockpile.

Whereas these two points are Iran’s predominant bargaining chips within the negotiations, sources mentioned that the Iranians is not going to agree to totally hand over on them for under 45 days of ceasefire, as per the report by Axios.

Based on Axios, the mediators need to see whether or not Iran may take partial step on each points within the first section of the deal.

In the meantime, they’re additionally engaged on steps which the Trump administration may take in order to present Iran ensures that the ceasefire is not going to be non permanent and that the conflict is not going to resume.

As per Axios, the Iranian officers have made it clear to the mediators they don’t need to be caught in a Gaza or Lebanon scenario the place there’s a ceasefire on paper, however that the US and Israel assault once more every time they need to.

In the meantime it additional reported that the mediators are additionally engaged on different U.S. confidence-building measures the Washington may take which might tackle a few of Iran’s calls for.

The developments come because the mediators are extremely involved that the Iranian retaliation for a US-Israeli strike on the nation’s power infrastructure can be harmful for Gulf international locations’ oil and water services.

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