US-Iran talks in Pakistan: Pezeshkian says delegation 'staunch guardian of Iran's interests'
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The US and Iran have held direct talks in Pakistan, marking a shift from recent indirect exchanges. The talks, hosted by Pakistan, aim to resolve a conflict that has impacted the Middle East and global markets, with key issues including frozen assets and Israeli actions in Lebanon.
The US and Iran held direct talks in Pakistan's capital. This is the first time both sides have met in the same room since 1979. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said the delegation is a staunch guardian of Iran's interests. The talks aim to resolve a conflict that has shaken the Middle East and impacted global markets. Key issues include frozen assets and Israeli actions in Lebanon. The talks are seen as a possible step toward regional peace.
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