A Pakistani delegation is visiting Iran as part of an American proposal to lift the naval blockade unconditionally and ensure the negotiating track continues without disruption, according to a report. The visit comes amid ongoing US-Iran talks, with an emerging virtual signing of a memorandum of understanding.
A Pakistani delegation is visiting Iran at this hour as part of an American proposal to unconditionally lift the naval blockade on Iranian ports and ensure the negotiating track continues without disruption, according to an unverified report from a single source. The visit follows days of diplomatic activity mediated by Qatar and Pakistan, alongside reported progress toward a virtual signing of a memorandum of understanding between the US and Iran. The reported deal, dubbed the "Islamabad Agreement," would involve lifting the blockade and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The Zioneer earlier reported that a senior US official said a deal was imminent and that all of Iran's enriched uranium would be removed. The current visit appears to be an attempt to solidify the diplomatic track amid a complex geopolitical landscape.
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