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Pakistan mediates US-Iran talks as Mohsin Naqvi visits Tehran

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Pakistan News 5 days ago
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Mohsin Naqvi has visited Tehran for the second time in 24 hours as Pakistan plays an active role in mediating talks between the United States and Iran. Iran has confirmed the discussions are taking place through Pakistani mediators, stating that its rights are non-negotiable. The dialogue between the US and Iran has intensified, with Pakistan’s diplomatic mission active amid the crisis. A possibility has been raised that the talks may be held in Islamabad. China and Russia have had a strong reaction to the developments.

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Updated: 3:44 AM PKT — May 21, 2026

Qatar’s role as a co-mediator has emerged as a draft agreement is being prepared for a potential 10 to 30-day negotiation period. While Iranian officials stated they are negotiating in good faith but remain distrustful of the US, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has reportedly voiced strong opposition to the deal in a tense phone call with President Trump.

Updated: 2:36 AM PKT — May 21, 2026

US President Donald Trump affirmed that no sanctions relief would be granted until a final agreement is reached, stating he would wait a few days for Iran’s response. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia has joined China and Russia in voicing support for a diplomatic solution to the crisis.

Updated: 1:48 AM PKT — May 21, 2026

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi’s visit was to exchange proposals, with Iran now reviewing the latest US offer while demanding an end to sanctions and “naval piracy”. US President Donald Trump confirmed the talks are in a final phase, stating Iran must accept a deal for relief or “they know what will happen”. A final agreement is expected soon, with a potential next round of negotiations to be held in Islamabad after Hajj.

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