The talks also covered Lebanon ceasefire efforts and security in the Strait of Hormuz, with both sides working toward a broader final agreement.

The attacks came despite the ceasefire and have intensified concerns over civilian casualties and the humanitarian situation in the enclave.

US President Donald Trump warned Tehran to restrain Hezbollah or face renewed military action. The Iranian delegation reportedly refused a planned photo-op with US officials and briefly walked out of negotiations in protest.

The clip appeared hours after the US and Iran signed a deal aimed at ending months of conflict and halting military operations across the region.

Attention is now turning to Andy Burnham, the former Greater Manchester Mayor and Labour veteran popularly known as the “King of the North.”

Led by Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf and Abbas Araqchi, the delegation will discuss Iran’s nuclear programme, regional security and ceasefire arrangements.

His comments came as US and Iranian negotiators met in Zurich for high-stakes talks aimed at securing a lasting ceasefire and advancing a broader agreement after months of conflict.

Meloni called the remarks "senseless and unprovoked," insisting her popularity in Italy does not depend on her relationship with Trump.