US EditionPakistan says it will host US-Iran talks, while Iran warns US ground troops would be ‘set on fire’
Pakistan will host talks to end the month-long Iran-US conflict amid Iran's warning of retaliation if US ground troops deploy, with over 3,000 killed so far, officials said.
- On Sunday, Pakistan announced it will soon host talks between the United States and Iran, though it remained unclear whether the discussions would be direct or indirect.
- Pakistan has emerged as a key mediator for the monthlong war, leveraging relatively good ties with both Washington and Tehran to facilitate dialogue between the two sides.
- Iranian parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf dismissed the talks as a cover after 2,500 U.S. Marines trained in amphibious landings arrived in the Middle East, warning Iranian forces were waiting to "punish their regional partners forever."
- Foreign ministers from Turkey, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia met in Islamabad to endorse Pakistan's peace efforts, with diplomats expected to convene again on Monday to discuss ending the conflict.
- Iran reportedly drafted a five-point counterproposal demanding "exercise of sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz," while the United States previously presented a 15-point "action list" as a framework for a possible peace deal.
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ISLAMABAD/TEL AVIV >> Pakistan said on Sunday it was preparing to host “meaningful talks” to end the conflict over Iran in coming days even though Tehran earlier accused Washington of preparing a land assault while seeking negotiations. Speaking after talks between regional foreign ministers, Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said they had covered possible ways to bring an early and permanent end to the war in the region as well as potential…
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