US President Trump Expects Success in Iran-US Peace Meeting, Promises Strait of Hormuz Reopening

Today's Webdesk: The Iran-US peace meeting started in Islamabad on Saturday, five hours late. But if it fails, will there be a war again? US President Donald Trump said on Saturday evening. "We don't need an alternative plan now. Iran has already lost this war. Iran's missile numbers are very low. Even the missile production is down. What the US military has done is extraordinary," Trump told reporters at the White House. Iran is a "failed state." He also said the Strait of Hormuz will reopen without delay. He said it will reopen in the "near future." Iran's 70-member delegation is in Pakistan for the peace meeting. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf are in attendance. The US delegation includes US Vice President J.D. Stevens, White House Special Envoy Jim Wytke, Israel's press secretary, and Israeli media sources. Iran's demands for international meetings to stop immediately.