An Iranian official meets mediators in Pakistan as Iran and the United States continue attacks for a 10th consecutive day of renewed fighting, according to multiple reports. The visits begin in Islamabad with meetings involving mediators as diplomats try to salvage a collapsed interim arrangement between Washington and Tehran. Iran’s Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni is reported to be the official traveling to Pakistan, with coverage describing the trip as part of broader diplomatic efforts aimed at reviving talks and reducing hostilities.
Sources also say Pakistan has intensified diplomatic activity in recent days to help resuscitate the interim deal. While officials seek to restart negotiations, the reports do not provide confirmed details of what a new agreement would include or how it would differ from the previous interim arrangement. The continued exchange of attacks during the diplomatic push is described across outlets, framing the meetings in Pakistan as an attempt to manage and potentially end an escalation that has persisted despite efforts to reach a settlement.
