Pakistan Emerges as Potential Venue for US-Iran Talks Amid War Tensions

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Pakistan says it’s ready to host potential US-Iran talks to help broker a comprehensive settlement as a war in the region persists; Islamabad and Prime Minister Sharif have signaled openness to mediation, while Iran denies engaging in talks and reports of mediation by Pakistan, Egypt and Turkiye circulate. Analysts describe the diplomacy as fragile and tentative, with Iran insisting on conditions like sanctions relief and guarantees, and the US and Israel maintaining military posture. The effort faces obstacles, including regional dynamics and the likelihood that Israel would resist any deal.
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