Pakistan FM Dar confirms US-Iran indirect talks via Islamabad — first on-record confirmation; 15-point US plan conveyed
Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar confirmed on-record that indirect US-Iran negotiations are taking place through Pakistani mediation: 'US-Iran indirect talks are taking place through messages being relayed by Pakistan.' The US has shared a 15-point plan being deliberated by Iran. Turkey and Egypt are also supporting the initiative. Pakistan army chief Munir spoke to Trump last Sunday. Iran's FM Araghchi denied 'negotiations' but confirmed messages via 'friendly countries.'
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The US has shared a 15-point ceasefire plan with Iran via Pakistan, per FM Dar's on-record confirmation. Army chief Munir spoke with Trump last Sunday as part of the facilitation effort.
FM Araghchi denied formal 'negotiations' but confirmed messages are being exchanged through 'friendly countries.' 'At present, our policy is the continuation of resistance. We do not intend to negotiate — so far, no negotiations have taken place.'
Israel has not commented on Pakistan's mediation role. Israel previously backed off killing FM Araghchi and parliament speaker Qalibaf at Pakistan and US request to preserve the negotiating channel.
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