US President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning regarding the ongoing peace talks with Iran, stating that if negotiations collapse, fighting could resume. He observed that Iran is now more willing to negotiate than it was two months ago, indicating a shift in their approach. Trump emphasized the critical need for any agreement to permanently prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, rejecting the idea of a time-limited arrangement, such as a proposed minimum 20-year halt on uranium enrichment. His comments come as a Pakistani delegation, led by Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir, arrives in Tehran to facilitate discussions following a fragile two-week ceasefire. This ceasefire has provided a brief opportunity for dialogue to resolve a conflict that has resulted in more than 4,000 deaths across West Asia, predominantly in Iran and Lebanon. The initial round of negotiations in Islamabad ended without a formal agreement, highlighting the challenges ahead.