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US-Iran War: Are There Meetings in Islamabad?

β€œis there any meating in islamabad according to war of america and iran ?”
Meetings have occurred
Confidence: High Checked on April 14, 2026

Summary

U.S. and Iranian delegations convened in Islamabad for intensive negotiations aimed at ending the war, but the talks ended without a final agreement. The discussions lasted over 21 hours, were described as tense yet constructive, and left open the possibility for further dialogue.

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  • The U.S. military says it will blockade Iranian ports as Iran peace talks collapse : NPR

    Despite the failure of the talks to produce a deal, some analysts noted the optics of the meeting between the Iranians and Americans were still striking, coming just weeks after the U.S. and Israel launched the attack that killed Iran's supreme leader. The Iranian delegation had posted photographs of a row of empty seats on the plane en route to Islamabad, on which photos and bloodied belongings of school children killed in a U.S.

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  • Trump says US to 'blockade' Strait of Hormuz after talks failed over Iran's nuclear ambitions - BBC News

    Success may require everyone to make painful concessions, but this is nothing as compared to the pain of failure and war," he says. ... Vice President JD Vance believes a deal with Iran remains possible - but left the talks in Islamabad after making Tehran a final offer because the regime appeared unwilling to agree to abandoning its nuclear programme, according to a US official.

  • Twenty-one hours of back and forth leave US and Iran far apart

    The meeting apparently wasn't entirely fruitless, however. The talks were tough but friendly and the two sides exchanged productive proposals, according to the US official. Vance left Islamabad convinced that Iran was overplaying its hand, but still hopeful that a deal could be reached, said the US official. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said an agreement with the US "will certainly be found" if "the American government abandons its totalitarianism and respects the rights of the Iranian nation".

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