Iran's Foreign Minister has departed for Pakistan, Oman, and Russia to discuss Middle East developments and potential diplomatic solutions.
The source provides the specific start date and time for the trip, confirming it begins on the evening of Friday, April 24.
State media confirms the minister's departure is scheduled for today, April 21, 2026.
The message clarifies that the tour's aim is to discuss US-Israeli attacks on Iranian assets and territory, and that it is for consultations, not negotiations.
PressTV clarified the tour is a regular political engagement, not solely for negotiations in Islamabad.
The message confirms the tour begins on Friday, April 22, 2026, and includes the specific order of stops: Pakistan, Oman, and Russia.
Al Jazeera reports the trip will not involve U.S. talks, but Russia has ideas to break the deadlock and Oman's relations could help restart negotiations.
