Latest on Iran war, 60 days after U.S. and Iran signed memorandum that called for peace talks

Sixty days have passed since the U.S. and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding intended to initiate a broader peace process. Despite this agreement, which included an ambitious deadline set by President Donald Trump at Versailles in June to end the war and reach a nuclear accord, negotiators have made virtually no progress toward a permanent resolution. Consequently, the conflict continues as the established 60-day timeframe for reaching a comprehensive peace deal expires without a successful outcome.