US-Iran ceasefire and interim peace-deal talks make little progress as fighting continues amid the worst burst of violence since an April ceasefire began. Multiple Bloomberg reports say there is no sign of advancement in negotiations during the week, with the broader regional conflict also affecting the atmosphere. In parallel, fighting in Lebanon continues, where Tehran-backed Hezbollah rejects a US-brokered truce. Bloomberg reports that Hezbollah’s rejection comes as the United States attempts to broker calm between the parties, but the militia’s position undermines momentum toward a wider pause. The reporting describes the current period as worsening compared with earlier expectations for stabilization after the April ceasefire framework, noting that clashes persist in Lebanon and that US-Iran discussions appear to have stalled. Overall, the sources present a consistent picture: stalled US-Iran talks alongside continued Lebanon violence and Hezbollah’s refusal of the proposed US-mediated truce.