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Tehran and Islamabad Report Progress in Negotiations with the US

Following the 60-day deadline to resolve the conflict, Pakistan plays a key role in mediating between Iran and the US.

25 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The governments of Tehran and Islamabad have reported progress in negotiations with the United States following the expiration of the 60-day period established to find a solution to the conflict. According to close sources, Pakistan plays a central role as a mediator in the discussions.

Reports indicate that the talks between Iran and the US, mediated by Pakistan, are showing significant results, although specific details about the terms agreed upon so far have not been disclosed.

Relations between the three countries have been tense, and Pakistan's intervention comes as an attempt to facilitate dialogue and find a path toward a peaceful resolution. The parties involved continue to work on consolidating the promises made during negotiations.

However, no further information has been released regarding the content of the negotiations or the next steps, leaving questions open about the continuity of the dialogue and the possibility of a final consensus.

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