Iran's interior minister, on a visit to Islamabad, met with Pakistan's army chief to discuss preparations for further talks with the United States, Saudi outlet Al-Hadath reported. The report added that Pakistan is pushing to renew US-Iran negotiations.
This afternoon, Saudi outlet Al-Hadath reported that Iran's Interior Minister met with Pakistan's Army Chief in Islamabad to discuss preparations for further US-Iran talks. The report stated that Pakistan is pushing for a renewal of negotiations between Washington and Tehran. As The Zioneer reported at 13:17, this meeting is part of an ongoing diplomatic effort by Pakistan to mediate between the US and Iran. Earlier this week, Pakistan's foreign minister held talks with both sides, and regional diplomats have been engaged in shuttle diplomacy. The meeting comes amid the backdrop of US airstrikes on southern Iran, which have damaged infrastructure. The diplomatic track remains active, but the details of the meeting rely on a single Saudi report, without immediate confirmation from Iranian or Pakistani officials.
6 developments
- DevelopingJournalist: Iran-US talks still ongoing via Pakistani and Qatari mediators
- DevelopingIran says it continues talks with mediators to prevent escalation
- DevelopingPakistan foreign minister heads to Geneva for US-Iran mediation talks
- DevelopingPakistan says it continues mediation efforts between Iran and the US
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