Iran on Saturday signaled “narrowing differences” in negotiations with the U.S. after Pakistan’s army chief held more talks in Tehran and the United States weighs a new round of attacks
JERUSALEM (AP) — Iran on Saturday signaled “narrowing differences” in negotiations with the U.S. after Pakistan’s army chief held more talks in Tehran and the United States weighs a new round of attacks on the Islamic Republic.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio told journalists in India that “there’s been some progress made” and “there may be news later today.”
US says 'slight progress' in Iran talks amid uncertainty on whether war will resume
U.S. says 'slight progress' in Iran talks amid uncertainty about whether war will resume
Pakistan seeks breakthrough as US-Iran talks progress
Iran and US say could be close to talks breakthrough
US Secretary of State Rubio sees progress in Iran talks, but says 'not there yet'
Iran-U.S. diplomacy intensifies as Trump seeks ‘right answers,’ Tehran signals gaps ‘reduced’
Pakistan's army chief in Tehran as Rubio signals peace talks progress
Rubio says 'chance' of Iran accepting deal as soon as Saturday
Iran: Pakistanische Vermittler zu Gesprächen in Teheran – USA bereiten womöglich neue Angriffe vor
US-Iran war news LIVE: US reports ‘slight progress’ in Iran talks; Asim Munir in Tehran amid peace efforts
