US-Iran Talks Poised to Resume in Islamabad, Trump Confirms

President Trump says negotiations could restart in Islamabad under Pakistan's 'fantastic' Army Chief Asim Munir. Details on the potential ceasefire talks.

In a surprising announcement, US President Donald Trump has revealed that peace talks between the United States and Iran could resume in Islamabad within the next two days. Trump praised the work of Pakistan's Army Chief, General Asim Munir, as a mediator in the high-stakes negotiations.

The news comes after the first round of ceasefire talks were held in Islamabad over the weekend, which a New York Post reporter had traveled to cover. After an initial interview discussing the prospects for negotiations, the reporter said the president called her back

Breaking: US-Iran Peace Talks Set to Resume Within Days, Trump Confirms

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