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US-Iran Talks To Resume In Pakistan, Nuclear Programme, Sanctions Remain In Top Focus | WATCH
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3:09Now PlayingPakistan is emerging as the likely venue for the next round of U.S.-Iran negotiations, as Washington and Tehran seek to keep diplomatic momentum alive after weeks of indirect talks. With sanctions, Iran's nuclear programme and frozen assets expected to dominate the agenda, Islamabad could once again find itself at the centre of high-stakes regional diplomacy. While July 11 is being discussed as the tentative date, officials say the schedule has not yet been finalized. Neither Washington nor Tehran has formally confirmed the venue or timing.
The talks are expected to focus on three key issues: U.S. sanctions on Iran, the release of frozen Iranian assets, and the future of Tehran's nuclear programme. These remain the biggest sticking points in efforts to reach a broader understanding between the two countries. The upcoming meeting follows a round of indirect technical discussions held in Doha, where negotiators explored issues related to maritime security and confidence-building measures. Officials described those discussions as constructive but acknowledged that major differences remain unresolved.
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