Pakistan has called for peace and restraint ahead of a possible second round of talks between the United States and Iran, after the first round ended without an agreement, according to Al Jazeera. Technical teams and experts from both sides are continuing discussions, and Pakistan’s mediation has led to an invitation for both parties to meet again, possibly on Thursday.
US Vice President JD Vance said some progress had been made in the talks, while the US President confirmed that the other side had shown interest in reaching an agreement and had been contacted. However, the situation remains tense due to US sanctions, economic pressure, and concerns over Iran’s potential retaliatory actions.
The ongoing sanctions-induced economic crisis, Iran’s oil sales during wartime, and Washington’s dissatisfaction with those revenues have further complicated the situation. Pakistan’s appeal for restraint aims to maintain dialogue momentum and prevent escalation before the next meeting.
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