Flash》Second round of US-Iran talks expected to take place this week! Pakistani officials reveal: Both sides may gather in Islamabad

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Is there still a chance for a U.S.-Iran peace deal? According to the well-known financial news account @DeItaone, two Pakistani officials revealed that Iran may send a delegation to Islamabad this week to initiate a second round of ceasefire talks. Pakistan, acting as the mediator, remains "cautiously optimistic" about both the U.S. and Iran returning to the negotiating table, but has refused to disclose itinerary details due to security concerns. Currently, neither U.S. nor Iranian officials have confirmed this news. (Previous coverage: U.S. military seizes Iranian merchant ship, escalating the blockade; Trump threatens to bomb power plants across the country, oil prices surge out of control by 8%) (Background: Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister rebuffs Trump: Will never hand over enriched uranium to the U.S.) The U.S.-Iran peace talks, which are vital to the global macroeconomy and energy markets, are expected to see a potential breakthrough this week. According to the latest flash news released by the well-known financial news account @DeItaone (Walter Bloomberg), Iran has signaled its readiness for a new round of talks. IRAN SIGNALS NEW TALKS IN ISLAMABAD Iran may send a delegation to Islamabad this week for a second round of talks, according to two Pakistani officials. Speaking anonymously, they expressed cautious optimism that both Iranian and U.S. delegations could attend. Pakistan will not… — *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) April 20, 2026 Pakistan's mediation: "Cautiously optimistic" about both sides attending The report cites two anonymous Pakistani officials, revealing that it is highly likely Iran will send a delegation to Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, this week to participate in the second round of U.S.-Iran ceasefire talks. As a key mediator in this Middle East crisis, the two officials stated in interviews that they hold a "cautious optimism" regarding the possibility of both Iranian and U.S. delegations attending. Top-secret operation, U.S. and Iranian officials have yet to confirm Due to the highly sensitive nature of the geopolitical maneuvering and the personal safety of high-level officials, the Pakistani government emphasized that, for security reasons, it "will absolutely not disclose any itinerary details." At the same time, they called on the public and the media to avoid excessive speculation, warning that the current situation "remains quite fluid and subject to change at any time." It is worth noting that this news has currently only been released unilaterally by anonymous Pakistani officials. As of now, neither the White House nor the Iranian government has issued an official statement or confirmation regarding a "return to the negotiating table this week."

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