ISLAMABAD, April 17 -- US President Donald Trump has indicated he may visit Islamabad if a potential agreement with Iran is finalised in the Pakistani capital, signalling progress in ongoing diplomatic efforts between the two countries.

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Speaking to reporters at the White House, Trump said that Tehran has shown significant flexibility during negotiations and is "close to agreeing on almost everything." He added that if a deal is reached and formally signed in Islamabad, he could consider travelling there.

The statement comes as the United States and Iran continue discussions under a temporary ceasefire arrangement that has held for two weeks. Diplomatic sour...