The United States and Iran ended a crucial round of peace talks in Islamabad, Pakistan, early Sunday without reaching an agreement to halt their ongoing conflict, which has now lasted six weeks and resulted in thousands of deaths. Vice President JD Vance, who led the US delegation, expressed disappointment over the lack of progress, attributing the deadlock to Iran's refusal to accept American terms aimed at limiting its nuclear weapons development. In contrast, Iranian officials claimed that the US made unreasonable demands that hindered negotiations. As the situation escalates, President Donald Trump announced that US warships are being rearmed in preparation for possible military action against Iran if talks fail to yield results. He emphasized that the US has already achieved military victories, stating, 'We win regardless.' The conflict has already disrupted global markets, and with Iran's potential responses through regional proxies and its control over the Strait of Hormuz, tensions in the Middle East are expected to rise further.