Iran is reported to have suspended dialogue with mediators amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon. Both outlets cite Iran’s news agency Tasnim, saying Tehran has pulled back from mediated discussions in protest of what it describes as Israel’s expanding offensive in Lebanon. The reports characterize the situation as a “cliffhanger” in peace efforts, without providing further details on the specific mediation process, the identity of mediators, or the scope of the suspension. The articles present the decision as a reaction to developments on the ground in Lebanon rather than to any stated changes to the talks themselves. No additional confirmation from other parties is included in the provided excerpts, and the reporting does not outline whether the suspension is temporary or permanent, or how it affects any remaining negotiation channels. The information therefore focuses on Iran’s stated move to halt engagement with mediators while Israel’s operations in Lebanon continue to broaden.