Iran warns it has ‘new cards’ if fighting resumes as Trump accuses Tehran of violating ceasefire

Iran’s parliamentary speaker says that Tehran is preparing “new cards on the battlefield” if fighting with the US resumes

Meanwhile US President Donald Trump accuses Iran of violating the ceasefire agreement “numerous times”, without providing further details

A truce between the two countries is due to expire on Wednesday – US media reports that Vice-President JD Vance will travel to Pakistan on Tuesday, but Tehran hasn’t confirmed it will send a delegation for talks in Islamabad

Driving through Pakistan’s capital, there are still security checkpoints and “Islamabad Talks” posters lining streets, but there’s also a lot of uncertainty, our correspondent writes

While in Tehran, there is concern that negotiations will result in demands made of Iranians that they are not ready to meet, our chief international correspondent reports

Meanwhile Iranians describe trying to navigate daily life as the conflict continues: “Our minds need to engage with other things at times, so we don’t fall apart”