US-Iran talks in Pakistan could start in 36 to 72 hours: Trump

 US-Iran talks in Pakistan could start in 36 to 72 hours: Trump

 

President Trump had announced the extension of the ceasefire by postponing the visit of the US delegation to Pakistan, but also indicated that the blockade of the Iranian navy would continue.

The American newspaper New York Post has made a surprising revelation in its latest report, which says that President Trump has confirmed the possibility of talks starting in one and a half to three days.,

Caitlin Doornbos, a journalist associated with the New York Post, said that she was told by Trump and Pakistani sources that talks are possible on Friday.

 

The New York Post made this claim while quoting a Pakistani source who told the American newspaper on condition of anonymity that talks with Iran in Islamabad could begin any time in the next three days.

The report said that when President Trump was asked by Pakistani sources about the possibility of talks starting in three days, the US president replied in a text message that it was possible.

It should be noted that the two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran is set to end on April 22, but yesterday President Trump extended the war until Iran's political and military leadership reach an agreement on the Strait of Hormuz.