US President Donald Trump has abruptly canceled the planned visit of special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to Islamabad, Pakistan. The visit was intended to initiate a new round of discussions between the United States and Iran. According to an Al Jazeera report, a meeting in Islamabad had been arranged as part of the dialogue process, but Trump rejected Iran’s proposal as inadequate and decided to cancel the trip.

Trump announced the decision on his Truth Social platform and later told reporters that the Iranian side had presented a document containing several proposals, which he found unsatisfactory for the United States. He added that sending top-level representatives to such talks would not be reasonable given the uncertainty of the outcome.

Despite the cancellation, Trump indicated that diplomatic channels remain open and that Iran could return to negotiations if it wishes. Analysts believe the decision has cast uncertainty over the future of the renewed US-Iran dialogue.