Reports suggest that high-level talks between the United States and Iran may take place in Islamabad later this week. These discussions could mark a key moment in efforts to ease tensions between the two countries.
According to Israeli media, both sides may send a senior delegation for face-to-face negotiations. If confirmed, this would be a major step forward after years of strained relations.
Sources indicate that Iran’s delegation could include senior political figures such as Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and other top officials. On the US side, the expected delegation may feature well-known figures like Steve Witkoff, Jared Kushner, and Vice President JD Vance.
A US-based journalist claimed on social media that countries like Turkey, Pakistan, and Egypt are quietly supporting communication between Washington and Tehran. These efforts reportedly involve indirect exchanges of messages to prepare for possible formal talks.
Additional reports suggest that officials from Egypt and Pakistan have already held separate meetings with Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and US envoy Steve Witkoff. These discussions focused on reducing tensions and addressing key disputes.
Former US President Donald Trump has also hinted at ongoing backchannel communication with Iran. He suggested that progress may be closer than expected.
Meanwhile, Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry confirmed that a US delegation is likely to arrive in the country within the next two days. The visit is seen as part of efforts to reduce tensions and explore diplomatic solutions. Islamabad is being viewed as a neutral and important mediator in this process.
However, Iranian officials have denied that direct negotiations are currently underway. Despite this, diplomatic activity continues behind the scenes. Observers believe that Pakistan’s role could be crucial in bringing both sides closer to dialogue.
The situation remains fluid, but the possibility of talks in Islamabad has drawn global attention. If successful, the meeting between the two delegation teams could open a new chapter in US-Iran relations.
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