US and Regional Mediators to Discuss Iran Peace Talks by Thursday at Earliest — Axios

LootboxPhobia · 2026-03-25T02:52:31+00:00

The United States and Iran are discussing high-level peace negotiations, with Pakistan, Egypt, and Turkey willing to participate in mediation. Iran denies Trump's statements about the talks but has confirmed receiving messages from the United States. The current situation is chaotic with difficult communication.

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2026-03-25 02:52:31

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Investing.com - According to Axios, citing two sources familiar with the matter, the U.S. and regional mediators are discussing holding high-level peace talks with Iran as early as Thursday, but are still awaiting a response from Tehran.

Iranian officials currently deny Trump’s claims of behind-the-scenes negotiations, but they have confirmed that the U.S. has sent messages and proposals.

Pakistan, which has been mediating between Tehran and Washington, as well as Egypt and Turkey, stated that if both sides agree, Pakistan is “ready at any time and honored” to host peace talks. Trump shared this information from Pakistan on Truth Social.

If the summit moves forward, Vice President Vance may participate. “But it’s not clear yet if there is anything to participate in. Everyone is trying to figure out if this is real,” said one insider.

U.S. officials say the Iranian government is currently in chaos, with internal communication difficulties.

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