US Vice President JD Vance has not yet traveled to Pakistan to participate in a new round of talks with Iran, contrary to some recent reports. According to a source close to the matter, he remains in the United States, while the future of the talks remains uncertain.
The Chairperson Donald Trump He indicated, however, that a US delegation would be sent to Islamabad in the coming days to continue negotiations before the imminent expiration of the ceasefire. These discussions aim to defuse tensions following the clashes triggered by US-Israeli strikes against Iran in late February.
On the Iranian side, a senior official stated that Tehran was considering participating in the talks, although no final decision had yet been made. This hesitation reflects the uncertainties surrounding the ongoing diplomatic process.
A second source confirmed that the American delegation had not yet left the country, while specifying that a trip to Islamabad was still planned in the near future. Details regarding the exact composition of this mission and its schedule remain unclear.
Earlier, the New York Post reported that JD Vance, White House special envoy Steve Witkoff, and Jared Kushner were already en route to Pakistan. All three had participated in the first round of negotiations, which attempted to end hostilities.
In this context, the lack of official confirmation and conflicting reports are fueling doubts about the progress of the talks. With the ceasefire drawing to a close, the coming hours could prove decisive for the future of the peace process between Washington and Tehran.
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