Pakistan eyes narrow window to resuscitate US-Iran talks after breakdown
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US-Iran talks in Islamabad ended without agreement, leaving a fragile ceasefire under strain.
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Pakistan is seeking to revive US-Iran talks after negotiations in Islamabad concluded without an agreement. The United States and Iran ended marathon discussions, leaving a fragile ceasefire under growing strain. This breakdown in diplomacy raises concerns about the stability of the current ceasefire between the two nations. Pakistan aims to find a narrow window to resuscitate these critical talks.
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