An Iranian delegation led by Foreign Minister Araghchi has arrived in Pakistan for another round of negotiations with the United States.
A Pakistan government source confirms the timing of the visit, stating Araghchi is expected Friday night.
The source added that a U.S. logistics and security team is involved, and that peace talks between the U.S. and Iran are likely to follow the visit.
The Foreign Minister has now arrived, confirming the earlier report of his expected visit.
Reuters source confirms talks are "likely to take place" and that a US logistics and security team is already in place.
Reuters confirms the Foreign Minister's arrival in Islamabad on Friday night.
The message adds that the American logistics and security team is already in Islamabad, confirming the operational setup for the talks.
Pakistani sources confirm the arrival, stating the purpose is negotiations with the US.
The Financial Times reports the travel is expected to occur today.
The Iranian delegation has now arrived, confirming the earlier report of the planned visit.
Reuters has cited a source confirming the delegation's arrival today.
CNN reports an Iranian delegation is being sent to Pakistan, with sources noting it is unclear if the U.S. will engage.
AP reports, citing two Pakistani officials, state the arrival could happen as soon as today.
Reuters confirms the arrival occurred Friday night and that peace talks with the US are likely, with the US security team already in place.
Reuters confirms the delegation's arrival and notes that an American logistics and security team is already in Islamabad.
