US-Iran talks date not finalized yet, says FO

The Foreign Office (FO) on Thursday clarified that no dates have been decided for the second round of talks between the US and Iran and that, “if talks take place”, the date and time will be announced officially.

Spokesperson Tahir Andrabi shares key updates on peace talks. No firm schedule is set for negotiations yet. Teams work in strict secret and full trust mode. This careful approach builds solid ground for real progress. Sensitive steps need quiet handling to succeed fast.

Foreign Office praises Pakistani media big time. Reporters show top duty and calm heads. They cover tricky news without wild guesses. This smart play helps keep peace chances alive. Leaders urge all outlets to skip rumours on hot topics. Trust in Pakistan grows as its mediator role shines. Involved sides pick Islamabad for its fair hand.

Regional calm hangs on these quiet moves. Recent visits boost peace drives. Iran’s defence chief lands in Pakistan. The prime minister joins key meetings too. Both push hard for calm across borders. Tehran talks stay off-limits for now. No side comments spill details yet. Pakistan stays neutral and strong in the mix. The spokesperson stands firm on UAE bonds.

Deep history links both nations tight. Trade, security, and friendship run deep for years. This alliance aids big regional wins. India faces a sharp slap on Kashmir moves. The so-called delimitation plan gets fully rejected. The whole process looks fake and baseless. India grabs Jammu and Kashmir illegally. Any Azad link counts as pure bluff. New lines aim to twist people and power.

Kashmiri voices lose out more. India holds no right to redraw maps. A true fix comes from UN Security Council rules only. The final call rests on those old promises. Pakistan speaks loud for justice. The world watches as tensions simmer. Media hold the line with facts.