Publish dateTuesday 12 May 2026 - 09:33
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Pakistan: We will continue to try to resume Iran-US talks

Pakistan: We will continue to try to resume Iran-US talks
Pakistani government officials announced their efforts to resume talks between Tehran and Washington.
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Pakistani government officials told Anadolu Agency that Islamabad will continue its efforts to "break the deadlock" in talks between Tehran and Washington.

The sources claimed that Iran has reiterated its readiness to open the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for an end to the US blockade of its ports.

Pakistani government officials said that there is "no immediate danger" of a resumption of war between the US and Iran.
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