US and Iranian negotiators are meeting for a second day to work toward a permanent end to the war between the two countries, according to reports from Canada and New Zealand. Both outlets say the first day of mediation began with difficulties, but talks are continuing as negotiators seek to move toward a stable, long-term outcome. The discussions are framed as an effort to solidify an agreement that would end the conflict between the United States and Iran. No additional details are provided in the supplied summaries about the specific issues being negotiated, the locations of the talks, the names of participants, or any proposed terms. The coverage instead focuses on continuity of the process, noting that after a rough or rocky start on day one, both sides return for further discussions on day two. The reported objective remains consistent across sources: establishing a permanent end to the war through direct negotiations and mediation.