Vance arrives in Pakistan for peace talks with Iranian officials
US Vice President JD Vance has arrived in Pakistan for peace talks with Iranian officials, aiming to reach a diplomatic solution to the ongoing conflict. The talks, facilitated by Pakistan, come after a ceasefire was brokered, and the US has warned Iran that it will resume military action if a peace deal is not reached.
Vice President JD Vance and the US delegation have arrived in Islamabad, Pakistan for negotiations with Iran. The talks aim to reach a peace deal and end the ongoing conflict. Pakistan's Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar and Army Chief Asim Munir welcomed the US officials. The US has warned Iran that it will resume military action if a peace deal is not reached. The talks are seen as a crucial step towards achieving lasting regional and global peace. Pakistan has offered to facilitate the negotiations and has praised the US for its commitment to achieving peace.
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