Tomorrow, representatives of Trump will arrive in Islamabad for talks with Iran

A group of American diplomats will arrive in Islamabad on Monday, where they will hold talks with Iran on ways to resolve the conflict.

U.S. President Donald Trump posted about this on the social media platform Truth Social, according to Censor.NET.

"My representatives are heading to Islamabad. They will arrive there tomorrow evening to hold talks," he said.

Trump did not say who exactly would represent the United States as part of the delegation.

A similar round of negotiations had previously taken place in Islamabad.

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