Iran, the United States, and mediator Pakistan say talks aimed at ending almost three months of war are making progress as negotiators look to the coming days. On Saturday, Iran’s foreign ministry said its top negotiator Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf and Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi met Pakistan’s Army Chief Asim Munir. Iran says it is focused on finalising a memorandum of understanding. Pakistani officials also describe the agreement language as being adjusted. In Washington, U.S. officials report continued momentum and President Donald Trump says the parties are “getting a lot closer” to an agreement. France 24 similarly reports that a memorandum of understanding is being “fine-tuned,” while Reuters and other outlets frame the next steps as dependent on concluding the memorandum and advancing remaining discussions. The sources agree that the meetings and statements indicate ongoing engagement rather than a final, publicly confirmed end to hostilities. All parties present the current phase of talks as constructive, with key work focused on the memorandum of understanding.