Islamabad Seen As Possible Venue For Direct US-Iran Talks Amid West Asia Conflict: Report
Islamabad is emerging as a potential venue for direct talks between the US and Iran amid the ongoing conflict in West Asia. Senior US officials, including Vice President JD Vance, may travel to Islamabad for talks with Iranian representatives, as diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict gather pace.
Senior US officials may travel to Islamabad for talks with Iranian representatives. The potential meeting comes after US President Donald Trump announced a halt to strikes on Iran. Pakistan, Turkey, and Egypt have been working to bring both sides to the table. Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has been in contact with Iran's President, offering support for peace efforts. The White House has not confirmed any planned meeting, citing sensitive diplomatic discussions.
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