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| Pakistani Prime Minister announced US-Iran talks on April 11 |
| 2026-04-11 |
| Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited [RUSVESNA] US-Iran talks will begin in Islamabad on Saturday, Pakistan's prime minister confirmed. “Tomorrow, Saturday, a delegation from the United States and Iran will be in Pakistan, and we will do everything possible to ensure that the negotiations are successful,” Mr. Sharif said. Shahbaz Sharif called them "decisive" towards achieving a permanent ceasefire. Earlier, the speaker of the Iranian parliament wrote that negotiations would only take place if there was a ceasefire in Lebanon and Iranian assets were unfrozen. More from regnum.ru US-Iran talks will begin in Islamabad on April 11. Talks between Washington and Tehran to resolve the situation around Iran will take place on April 11. Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif announced this on April 10. "The US and Iranian delegations will hold talks on Saturday, April 11, in Islamabad," Al Khaleej newspaper quoted Sharif as saying. The Pakistani Prime Minister added that the country's authorities will do everything possible to ensure the negotiations are successful. He noted that the upcoming dialogue is of crucial importance. The Iranian side previously stated that negotiations were scheduled for April 10. Earlier that day, US Vice President J.D. Vance stated that Washington eagerly anticipates the start of negotiations with Tehran. He asserted that the US is ready to extend a hand to Iran if it sees a good-faith approach to negotiations. In turn, Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf stated that the US must fulfill two conditions to begin negotiations : achieve a ceasefire in Lebanon, which is currently being violated by Israel, and unblock Iranian assets. US President Donald Trump also threatened that the country's armed forces would attack Iran again if negotiations between Washington and Tehran were unsuccessful. He added that the US was already arming warships in case the deal fell through. |
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