US EditionIran's Araghchi Begins Tour of Pakistan, Oman, Russia
Pakistan is pressing to restart Iran-U.S. ceasefire talks after the first round ended without a deal, and oil prices fell on the news, traders said.
- Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is expected in Islamabad on Friday to press for resumed direct talks with the United States, raising hopes for a second round of negotiations to end the ongoing war.
- Following the inconclusive April 11 talks in the capital, President Donald Trump enforced a naval blockade on April 13 that effectively shut down traffic through the Strait of Hormuz.
- U.S. security and logistics teams are already in the capital, deploying at least nine aircraft to prepare for potential meetings, according to local reports and Pakistani officials.
- Residents of the capital face ongoing disruptions, including sealed roads and rolling blackouts, as authorities maintain strict security measures while awaiting confirmation of the diplomatic visit.
- While Iran's foreign ministry has not confirmed the trip, officials hope the visit will restart ceasefire efforts following Trump's decision to extend the temporary truce to facilitate diplomatic engagement.
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New negotiations on a possible end to the Iran war are expected to take place in Pakistan this weekend.
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