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Iran Delegation Arrives in Pakistan Ahead of US Special Envoys
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3:16Now PlayingIranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi arrived in Pakistan on Friday, as uncertainty persisted over whether stalled peace talks with the United States would resume.
Araqchi was welcomed at Nur Khan airbase outside Islamabad by senior Pakistani officials, including Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar.
Pakistan’s foreign ministry confirmed Araqchi’s arrival, saying he would meet senior officials to discuss regional developments and peace efforts. Iranian state media said the visit was part of a broader regional tour that also includes Oman and Russia.
The visit comes amid conflicting signals over talks with Washington. U.S. President Donald Trump told Reuters on Friday that Iran planned to make an offer aimed at satisfying U.S. demands, and said talks were expected to resume in Pakistan.
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