Pakistan said Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi visited Iran on Saturday as discussions focused on a new proposal aimed at breaking the U.S.-Iran deadlock and reaching an interim agreement. According to Jin10, Turkey’s Anadolu Agency cited Pakistani sources as saying the talks were expected to focus on resuming a second round of negotiations between Washington and Tehran.
The report said the visit came as Pakistan sought to mediate in an effort to help reach a broader agreement and end U.S.-Iran conflict.
Pakistan’s Interior Minister Visits Iran Amid Proposal to Break U.S.-Iran Deadlock
2026-06-06 12:28:20
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