Iran Foreign Minister Leaves Islamabad Without US Meeting

The FBI has revealed information about a Pakistani tourist visiting the United States who allegedly made attempts, though not appearing serious, to contract for assassinations. Al Jazeera reports the blockade has improved Tehran's financial position. The move follows previous discussions regarding potential deals and regional uncertainty. Donald Trump stated on social media that Iranian leadership lacks control and is experiencing internal divisions. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard remains active in obstructing international navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. Araghchi's diplomatic efforts follow previous proposals that were deemed insufficient by international observers. President noted that while a decision to send a delegation to Islamabad regarding Iranian initiatives has not been finalized, the situation remains fluid. No specific timeline for the trip's rescheduling was provided. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqi departed Islamabad following meetings with Pakistani officials, including Foreign Minister Yaseen Shah and Prime Minister Asim Munir. The departure coincides with the cancellation of US-Iran negotiations in Pakistan due to the assassination plot link. Witnesses reported chaos in the banquet hall for approximately 15 minutes as people were forced to the ground during the security incident. US envoys Steve Wittkopf and Jared Kushner were scheduled to arrive in Islamabad to facilitate dialogue.