Senior officials from the United States and Iran met in Switzerland for high-level talks focused on a possible broader peace agreement, CNN reported.

The meeting came as regional tensions remained high, with the conflict involving Iran, Israel, Lebanon, and Hezbollah still shaping diplomatic efforts. The talks were aimed at moving beyond short-term ceasefire efforts and addressing wider security issues in the region.

The discussions included Iran’s nuclear program, regional military activity, and concerns tied to the Strait of Hormuz, a key passage for global energy supplies. U.S. officials have also pushed for limits on Hezbollah’s role in Lebanon as part of any wider agreement.

The talks do not guarantee a final deal, but they show that diplomatic channels remain active during a tense moment in the Middle East. For now, the focus appears to be on keeping negotiations open while trying to prevent the conflict from spreading further.