Third round of US-Iran negotiations concludes with 'serious disagreements,' talks extend for another day

- The third round of US-Iran negotiations concluded with "serious disagreements," the semi-official Tasnim News Agency reported Sunday. Iran's government said on social media that despite the disagreements, negotiations will continue.

- According to Tasnim, the Strait of Hormuz and several other issues remain sources of "serious disagreement" in the negotiations held in Pakistan.

- US President Donald Trump said Saturday he was not bothered by the outcome of the US-Iran talks in Pakistan, insisting that the United States had come out ahead from the war.

- Iran's Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) said any attempt by military vessels to transit the Strait of Hormuz will be met with a "strong response," adding that only civilian vessels are allowed to pass through the strategic waterway under specific regulations, Iran's state-run IRIB TV reported Saturday.

- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Saturday that the disarmament of Hezbollah is a prerequisite for any ceasefire agreement with Lebanon. In a video statement, he said Lebanon had approached Israel several times over the past month seeking to begin direct talks following Israeli military actions.