Islamabad could host new rounds of US-Iran talks as ceasefire deadline looms
TL;DR
Trump said US-Iran peace talks could resume in Islamabad within two days, praising Pakistan’s army chief as mediator; Islamabad is rushing to schedule a meeting before the two-week ceasefire ends, with discussions centered on Iran’s uranium enrichment moratorium and highly enriched uranium stockpiles, set against a backdrop of a US naval blockade and Hormuz closure that have pushed oil prices higher.
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- Exclusive | President Trump tells The Post US-Iran talks 'could be happening over next two days' New York Post
- Trump defends ‘whole civilization will die’ message to Iran: ‘I’m fine with it’ The Hill
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