Top officials from the United States and Iran have met in Islamabad for high-level peace talks aimed at ending their ongoing conflict.
The meeting marks a significant diplomatic effort to de-escalate tensions after weeks of violence.
The talks are focused on securing a lasting ceasefire and preventing further escalation.
Both sides are seeking pathways to reduce hostilities and stabilise the region.
The conflict has resulted in thousands of deaths and widespread destruction.
It has also disrupted global energy supplies and affected economic stability worldwide.
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Furthermore, tensions around key routes such as the Strait of Hormuz have raised global concerns.
The waterway remains critical to international oil shipments.
Hosting the talks in Pakistan signals a neutral ground for negotiations.
Observers say the outcome could shape the next phase of relations between both countries.
For now, expectations remain cautious as discussions continue.
However, the talks offer a potential opening for de-escalation in a highly volatile situation.
