Trump says U.S. envoys discuss peace talks with Pakistan intermediaries

The U.S. president stated that envoys are engaging with intermediaries in Pakistan to advance peace efforts. He described an Iranian proposal as a significant step toward ending the conflict.

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U.S. officials including Vance and Witkoff are in contact with intermediaries in Pakistan regarding peace efforts. The president indicated these discussions are part of broader diplomatic outreach to end the conflict.

A proposal from Iran was described as a significant step but not sufficient to meet U.S. conditions. The president set a deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz by 8 p.m. ET.

The U.S. has rescued a second service member from Iran following a military operation. The president highlighted the success of the mission and reaffirmed U.S. resolve in the conflict.