Iran Foreign Minister Araghchi is traveling to Islamabad but informed sources say it's not to hold negotiations with US officials, according to Amwaj Media

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US War Secretary Hegseth says transit through Hormuz is occurring; would welcome a serious European effort to do something about the Strait

There is a possibility Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi will head to Pakistan once logistics are ready, but meeting will be Pakistani-Iranian one and may occur without meeting the US side, via Al Jazeera journalist

Iran Foreign Minister Araghchi is traveling to Islamabad but informed sources say it's not to hold negotiations with US officials, according to Amwaj Media

A US negotiating delegation may arrive in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, tomorrow, according to Pakistani sources on April 24 cited by CCTV

US General Caine says Caine says US is enforcing the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz across the board; will continue to conduct interdictions in Pacific and Indian oceans against Iranian vessels

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Iran's Foreign Minister's trip to Islamabad, not intended for talks with US officials, suggests a potential cooling in diplomacy with the US amidst ongoing tensions. This is significant as it could impact geopolitical risks in the region, potentially affecting energy markets, especially WTI prices, and emphasizing traders' need to monitor developments closely.

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