Latest news on the US-Israel war against Iran: Iran’s foreign minister Abbas Araghchi started high-level talks with Pakistani officials after his arrival Islamabad. Meanwhile US envoy Steve Witkoff and senior advisor Jared Kushner They are expected to travel to Pakistan for possible peace talks. However, Iran has denied any plans for direct negotiations with the United States.
US President Donald Trump said Iran is expected to make an offer soon. “They make an offer and we’ll see,” he said, adding that details were still unclear. A day earlier, Trump emphasized that uncertainty within the Iranian leadership was making the negotiation process more difficult.
US envoy visits Pakistan: White House sees “some progress” in Iran talks
The White House confirmed that Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner will travel to Pakistan for talks with Iran. Press spokesman Caroline Leavitt said Iran had come forward “as the president requested” and sought personal talks. She added that the US had “made some progress” although no official proposal had been confirmed.
Iran denies direct talks with US: “No negotiations on the agenda”
Despite US claims, Iran has firmly denied any direct involvement. According to Iranian media reports, Araghchi’s visit “is not to negotiate with the Americans, but rather to discuss Iran’s considerations to end the war with the Pakistani side.” Officials reiterated that “no negotiations with the Americans are on the agenda.”
Confusion in Iran-US talks: Mixed signals increase uncertainty
Conflicting statements from both sides have led to uncertainty about the possibility of direct talks. While the US points to progress, Iran continues to deny such plans. At the same time, ongoing clashes between Israel and Hezbollah are increasing pressure on the already fragile situation in the region.
Lebanon ceasefire update: Netanyahu promises attacks despite ceasefire
In LebanonTensions continue despite a three-week extension of the ceasefire. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the force would continue to target “any threat.” Satellite images have also shown widespread destruction in southern Lebanon following recent attacks.
JD Vance Pakistan visit: Vice President on standby for talks
The White House said Vice President JD Vance is ready to travel to Islamabad if talks progress, signaling Washington’s willingness to step up diplomatic engagement if necessary.
