Pakistan Mediates US-Iran Talks, Trump Envoy Cites 'Strong, Positive Messages'
Pakistan Mediates US-Iran Talks, Trump Envoy Cites 'Strong, Positive Messages'
- •President Trump's special envoy confirmed Pakistan is mediating US-Iran talks to end the West Asia conflict.
- •Special envoy Steve Witkoff stated a 15-point action plan for peace was presented to Iran via Pakistan, yielding "strong and positive messages."
- •Despite Iran reportedly rejecting the US proposal as "one-sided," the White House acknowledged Pakistan's efforts to broker a peace deal.
- •Witkoff emphasized that a deal would benefit Iran, the region, and the world, highlighting Trump's "peace through strength" policy.
- •Iran has responded negatively, insisting any cessation of hostilities will occur on its "own terms and timeline," outlining five conditions including a halt to aggression and war reparations.
