Top officials from the United States and Iran have arrived in Islamabad, Pakistan, to begin negotiations aimed at ending a conflict that has lasted six weeks and resulted in thousands of casualties across the Middle East. The U.S. delegation traveled to the Pakistani capital on Saturday aboard a government aircraft, marking a significant step toward diplomatic engagement between the two nations.
The talks are expected to focus on establishing a lasting ceasefire and addressing key regional concerns. Pakistan is serving as the neutral host for these discussions, which come amid growing international pressure to de-escalate tensions. The outcome of the negotiations could influence stability across multiple countries in the region.