United States President Donald Trump has signalled that he is prepared to travel directly to the Pakistani capital to help finalise a ceasefire and security agreement with Iran, inserting himself personally into fragile talks that many fear could collapse at any moment. The statement comes as international intermediaries work frantically to prevent a temporary cessation of hostilities from unravelling.
The proposed visit follows weeks of escalating threats and military strikes between the opposing nations. Moving the talks to a neutral third-party venue such as Pakistan, which serves as a mediator between the two nations, could represent a critical breakthrough for regional stability. Trump has admitted that he is willing to fly in to seal the deal with Iran.
