New round of talks for ceasefire between the US and Iran is reportedly being prepared in Islamabad, according to regional officials.
Reminder that neither side has made an official confirmation.
Sources with knowledge of the developments say Washington and Tehran have signaled a resumption of contacts, although the timeline for negotiations remains unclear.
At the same time, Iranian state television denied that there is already a Pakistani official in the Pakistani capital.
According to information cited by the Associated Press, Pakistani mediators have received indications that the heads of the delegations, US Vice President J.D. Vance and Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bayr Galibaf, may arrive in Islamabad within the next few hours.
The same sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity, are not authorized to give an official update, reflecting the sensitivity of the consultations.
