The White House announced that the first round of talks between the United States and Iran will be held in Pakistan on the 11th

face-to-face negotiations with Iran. The negotiation team will be led by US Vice President Pence, and will also include Middle East Special Envoy Witkoff, Trump's son-in-law Kushner, and other members. The first round of talks is expected to take place on the morning of the 11th, local time.On April 8th, local time, White House Press Secretary Lighthizer stated at a press conference that US President Trump had decided to dispatch a high-level delegation to Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, to engage in a new round of

　　oposed by the US. different streamlined plan" that was considered "a basis for negotiations" and would be aligned with the "15-point plan" prLevitte stated that the "10-point plan" initially proposed by Iran had been "directly rejected" by US President Trump and his negotiating team. She claimed that the so-called "10-point ceasefire plan" currently circulating was not the basis for negotiations accepted by the US side. Iran submitted a "revised and completely

　　ehind closed doors in the next two weeks, provided that the Strait of Hormuz remains open and unrestricted.t on its own soil". Meanwhile, sensitive negotiations will be conducted bShe stated that the core red lines of the US have not changed, especially regarding the nuclear issue, and the US will adhere to the principle that "Iran shall not conduct uranium enrichmen

　　She said that the United States is "full of expectations" for the upcoming face-to-face negotiations and will continue to closely monitor the implementation of the ceasefire.