Pakistan’s interior minister, Mohsin Naqvi, travels to Tehran for talks with Iranian officials on Wednesday, according to Iranian state media and Indian outlet reports. Both sources say the trip is his second to Iran within a week, indicating increased regional diplomatic activity. Iranian state media, including Tasnim, reports that Naqvi’s meeting in Tehran focuses on continuing negotiations related to the conflict involving the United States, which remains a key element of U.S.-Iran engagement. The reporting also places the visit within a broader context of heightened Middle East tensions and ongoing U.S.-Iran discussions. The sources do not provide additional details on specific topics, agenda items, or the identities of the Iranian officials Naqvi will meet. However, the repeated trips underscore Pakistan’s active role in regional diplomacy amid competing pressures between Iran and the United States. Overall, the coverage is consistent that Naqvi is in Tehran for official talks and that this is an early follow-up visit after a prior trip only days earlier.