An Iranian official has begun talks in Pakistan as diplomatic efforts intensify around the worsening Iran-U.S. confrontation. The meetings come while Iran and the United States continue a 10th straight day of attacks, underscoring the gap between battlefield developments and attempts to restore negotiations.
According to the report, Iran’s Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni traveled to Pakistan for discussions with mediators. Islamabad has recently stepped up its outreach in an effort to rescue an interim deal that has broken down, positioning Pakistan as an active channel for dialogue at a highly tense moment.
The visit highlights how regional diplomacy is continuing even as violence persists. With the interim arrangement no longer holding, mediators appear to be searching for a path that could slow the escalation and reopen communication between Tehran and Washington.
For now, the talks in Pakistan reflect a parallel track to the ongoing conflict: military exchanges remain active, while diplomats try to prevent the crisis from deepening further. Whether those mediation efforts can gain traction remains uncertain as both sides remain locked in continued attacks.
