Renewed Peace Talks: Iran and U.S. Set to Meet in Pakistan
Iran and the United States may soon resume peace talks in Pakistan. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi is expected to arrive in the region soon. Meanwhile, logistical and security arrangements are underway, but official responses from Washington and Tehran are still pending, leaving the dialogue uncertain.
Peace talks between Iran and the United States could see a new venue in Pakistan, as Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi plans to arrive on Friday night. Three Pakistani sources confirmed the development to reporters.
Sources from the Pakistani government indicated that a U.S. logistics and security team has already been stationed in anticipation of the potential negotiations. However, there has been no immediate comment from either Washington or Tehran regarding the report.
The previous round of peace talks was slated for Tuesday but did not occur. Iran claimed it was not ready to commit, while a U.S. delegation headed by Vice President JD Vance remained in Washington, further stalling diplomatic efforts.
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