Pakistan is exploring ways to restart talks between the United States and Iran, according to three Pakistani sources cited by BlockBeats on July 24. The effort is aimed at ending a war that the report said has lasted for nearly five months. The sources said exploratory discussions took place during Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni’s visit to Islamabad this week, his second trip there in the past 10 days. A Pakistani government statement said Momeni, who is seen as close to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, met Pakistani government leaders and army chief Asim Munir during the visit. Even so, all three sources warned that major obstacles to negotiations with Washington remain in place. In the commodities market, Bitget data showed both Brent and WTI crude extending short-term losses by about $1.5. Brent fell 4% on the day to $91.11 a barrel, while WTI dropped below $89 a barrel, with its daily loss reaching 4.26%.
Pakistan is exploring ways to restart talks between the United States and Iran in a bid to end a war that has lasted for nearly five months, according to three Pakistani sources cited by BlockBeats on July 24.
The sources said exploratory discussions were held during Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni’s visit to Islamabad this week. It was his second visit in the past 10 days.
According to a Pakistani government statement, Momeni, who is seen as close to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, met Pakistani government leaders and army chief Asim Munir during the trip.
Still, all three sources cautioned that obstacles to negotiations with the United States remain high.
Oil prices deepen short-term losses
Bitget market data showed both U.S. and Brent crude extending short-term losses by about $1.5.
Brent crude was down 4% on the day at $91.11 per barrel, while WTI crude fell below $89 per barrel, with its intraday decline reaching 4.26%.
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