U.S. President Donald Trump stated that Vice President JD Vance and a delegation were en route to Pakistan to participate in peace talks with Iran. However, sources cited by Reuters reported that Vance remains in the United States and has not departed for Pakistan. It remains unclear when he will travel or whether other members of the U.S. delegation have already reached Islamabad.

Earlier, the New York Post reported, quoting Trump, that Vance and the delegation were expected to land in Islamabad within hours. Pakistan is reportedly serving as the main mediator in efforts to initiate peace discussions between the United States and Iran. If the next round of talks proceeds, Islamabad is expected to host the negotiations.

The situation highlights uncertainty surrounding the timing and composition of the U.S. delegation, as well as the broader diplomatic process aimed at restarting U.S.-Iran peace efforts.