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The conflict enters its sixty-first day amid a complex scene:
talk of peace… matched by continued military preparations and rising internal pressures.

Overview

Pakistani sources indicated that Iran may present a revised peace proposal, with mediators expecting a new response after U.S. President Donald Trump rejected the previous version.

In contrast, Trump affirmed that his country has “already won” in Iran, but seeks a “bigger victory,” stressing that military gains alone are not sufficient without final guarantees that Tehran will never acquire a nuclear weapon.

For its part, Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that Pakistan will remain the official mediator for talks with the United States, noting that expecting quick results is “unrealistic,” pointing to Tehran’s effort to reach a path that ensures the complete end of the threat of war.

On the ground, a U.S. official stated that Iran is using the ceasefire period to retrieve missiles and ammunition from underground sites, whether previously hidden or buried under rubble following strikes.

Inside Iran, signs of economic pressure are intensifying, with a sharp rise in prices and growing indicators of potential social unrest.

BETH Analysis

The scene reflects a clear paradox:

Growing talk of peace
Against continued military readiness

Here, a complex equation takes shape:

Negotiations are moving… but trust is absent

Washington is raising the bar toward “final guarantees,”
while Tehran is trying to buy time and reorganize its position.

In the background:

Economic pressure is rising
Social tension is approaching
Military capabilities are being reconditioned

On Day 61,
peace is on the table… but with heavy conditions

War is paused… but not over

The question is no longer:

Will an agreement be reached?

But:

Who can endure longer… to impose their terms?

 The Image
Tense calm… ready to fracture at any moment

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