Pakistan Offers to Host Iran US Talks Second Round in Islamabad

Pakistan has offered to host the Iran US talks second round in Islamabad. The proposal aims to support ongoing diplomatic efforts between Iran and the United States. Pakistan suggested holding the next round before the current ceasefire period ends.

A US news agency reported this while quoting two Pakistani officials. They said Pakistan wants to facilitate dialogue by bringing both sides together in Islamabad. The move is seen as part of broader regional diplomacy.

Second Round of Iran-US Talks

Reports suggest that the second round of Iran–US negotiations may take place on Thursday. A US official also said both countries are considering new face-to-face talks to move toward a possible agreement.

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At the same time, international media reported that discussions between Iran and the United States are still continuing. According to a US official, some progress in Iran US negotiations has been made, although no final deal has been reached.

US-Iran Diplomatic Talks

US Vice President JD Vance said the talks have shown positive movement. He said the United States has already shared its proposals with Iran. He added that the next step now depends on Tehran’s response. This reflects ongoing US Iran diplomatic talks at a sensitive stage.

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Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian said his country is ready for a fair agreement. He stressed that Iran supports continued dialogue and peaceful resolution.

Russia’s Comment on Situation

Russia also commented on the situation. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that war must be avoided. He stated that military solutions will not resolve the crisis and offered Russia’s support for diplomatic settlement.

Earlier, Pakistan and the United States held the first round of talks in Islamabad on April 11. The discussions lasted around 21 hours but ended without a final agreement. However, officials from both sides said the talks showed some progress.

Many Countries Encourage Negotiations

Diplomatic efforts between Iran and the United States remain active. Several countries continue to encourage peaceful negotiations to avoid escalation.

Overall, the Iran US talks second round in Islamabad highlights Pakistan’s role in promoting peace and supporting diplomatic dialogue in the region.