Pakistan pushes for Iran talks as US–Iran ceasefire deadline looms
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Pakistan is racing to press Iran back into US-led talks to end their war as a two-week ceasefire deadline approaches. With Vice President Vance en route to Islamabad and Kushner and Witkoff expected to join, Tehran has insisted it will not negotiate under threat even as US naval actions and the Hormuz blockade complicate diplomacy, leaving open the possibility of a second round if Iran sends a delegation.
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- Tehran and Trump Send Mixed Signals Ahead of Potential Talks The New York Times
- Vance to travel to Pakistan on Tuesday for Iran talks, sources say Axios
- Trump says he's not under pressure over Iran war deal as status of peace talks remains unclear CBS News
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