"A trilateral meeting with the U.S. will be assessed after our meeting with Araghchi," via Axios citing Pakistani official

This trilateral meeting involving the U.S.

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Meetings between the American and Iranian delegations in Pakistan may be direct or indirect, via Al Hadath

A US official and a source said Ghalibaf grew frustrated with the infighting in the Iranian leadership after the previous round of talks, and even threatened to step aside. It's unclear if he's still the lead Iranian negotiator, via Axios

"A trilateral meeting with the U.S. will be assessed after our meeting with Araghchi," via Axios citing Pakistani official

White House Press Secretary Leavitt says Witkoff and Kushner are heading to Paksitan on Saturday morning for IRan talks; Iran reached out and asked for in-person meeting, hopes talks are productive; Vance remains deeply involved but is standing by in US

Al-Arabiya sources says Iran urges Pakistan to support lifting the US embargo to advance negotiations

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hints at potential shifts in diplomatic relations, particularly regarding the sensitive topics likely discussed with Iranian envoy Araghchi. The outcome could affect regional stability and subsequently influence markets, particularly commodities like oil and gold, as well as safe-haven assets due to heightened geopolitical risk.

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